I am trying to rebuild/upgrade my customized cd from bullseye to bookworm. The
problem is that the live image loads perfectly (tested on virtual and on a
local machine), the installer does not work for uefi - after choosing "install"
from the splash, the screen simply blanks out with a greyish-brownish color
instead of showing the language selection page. Here is my auto/config for
Bullseye:
#!/bin/sh
set -e
lb config noauto \
--binary-image "iso-hybrid" \
--architecture "amd64" \
--distribution "bullseye" \
--parent-distribution "bullseye" \
--debian-installer "live" \
--debian-installer-distribution "bullseye" \
--debian-installer-gui "false" \
--apt "aptitude" \
--apt-recommends "true" \
--apt-options "--yes --force-yes" \
--apt-source-archives "false" \
--apt-indices "false" \
--cache "true" \
--archive-areas 'main contrib non-free' \
--firmware-binary "true" \
--firmware-chroot "true" \
--mode "debian" \
--system "live" \
--win32-loader "true" \
--source "true" \
--compression "gzip" \
--clean \
--debug \
"${@}"
The only change I make for Bookworm is that I replace bullseye with bookworm
and change archive-areas to --archive-areas 'main contrib non-free
non-free-firmware' \. My config directories are empty in both cases. The
installer for the resulting build works for Bullseye but not for Bookworm. What
am I doing wrong, please?
Thanks,
Anindya.
