Hi all, I have been dabbling with p:d for a little while. I downloaded leek&patato a little before its actual release (I think sometime around December). I should probably upgrade. I note that in the leek&patato docs one is advised to set apt repos to lenny while my install uses testing. A quick google suggests that Lenny is current stable so I guess I would be downgrading?
But I have a more pressing issue. I have suggested to use p:d for an exhibit that uses a touchscreen computer. I have installed p:d on a USB drive and named one of my partitions live-rw as per instructions. I can install software and my home directory is persistent, however, /etc does not seem to. More specifically I loose my /etc/network/interfaces on every reboot and /etc/resolv.conf (but this is not a biggie right now) and the worst of all, my /etc/X11/xorg.conf. I have perused the archives and I see that in fact it is a standard p:d behaviour. I can see that p:d makes a backup of my last xorg.conf file. I would like to find out how I can disable the automatic configuration of X as my xorg.conf is very specific for the touchscreen that I am using. I need to solve this issue ASAP and right now I have got all the software running properly and all is ready except for the fact that after each reboot we loose touchscreen capacity. I would rather not go through a complete OS installation (I guess getting debian or ubuntu directly onto the computer would have been the most ideal solution). Any ideas? Thanks -- ./MiS --- [email protected] irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne
