El 09/03/19 a las 18:06, Thomas Schmitt escribió:>> What I'm saying with all of this is that I'm going to propose a fix that >> involves not using any earmark (which involves too much work) but just >> searching for /.disk/info instead. > > Consider to stay at least with the idea of a dedicated marker file > with a not-so-probable constant name. > > The double-job of vmlinuz and the existence of an identical path on > another disk caused the problems in this bug report. If the searched > path would have been > /live/this_is_a_debian_live_iso > then no change of kernel names could interfere. Any incidential path > equality would be unlikely, unless multiple debian-live ISOs are > involved. > > >> Hopefully Thomas you are not too bad at me. You seemed to be very >> excited with all of this earmark implementation ;) . > > I am a bystander and tool provider here. Some aspects of the current > state of Debian ISOs appear sub-optimal to me. E.g. the EFI partition > inside the ISO filesystem rather than after it. > > When the discussion comes to these, then i pop up with my pre-formatted > opinion. > > > Have a nice day :) > > Thomas
Guess what... my internal tested Rescatux 0.71b2 works flawlessly. The Secure Boot part works ok finding /.disk/info. And later on the filesystem.squashfs is found on the usb drive. But whenever I boot the laptop with an VGA monitor connnected to it... live-boot's initrd instead of finding USB's filesystem.squashfs is finding the internal hard disk's filesystem.squashfs and I am rewarded with this prompt: Progress Linux 1.9 Then you take a look at google and you find many people experimenting these type of problems. So I need to talk to live distro build tools developers and distro remaster tools developers. A discussion about liveid (earmark sounds too much as cattle) needs to be started. Not sure how I will do it. Private mailing list, open bug here at Debian's bugzilla, email with CCs. Unless you know a place where distributions discuss with each other and another place where remaster tool developers discuss with each other. adrian15 -- Support free software. Donate to Super Grub Disk. Apoya el software libre. Dona a Super Grub Disk. http://www.supergrubdisk.org/donate/
