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Has Xbian always created such a swap partition? That's not really compatible with the way PINN works, although it shouldn't make a difference if it only happens if it is...

> So now again, the question is, how can I change the PARTUUID? You change the PARTUUID by changing the diskid using fdisk or similar. PARTUUID = diskid-partitionNumber

Hi, This is very surprising as I'm sure it always used to work, although I haven't tested it for ages. It should work the same as NOOBS but maybe one...

I think I found the issue. Your partitions.json file is missing the "partition_type" attribute for your raw partitions, hence PINN is using the default partition type of 83. Looking at...

Although PINN is compatible with NOOBS, I have added a lot of improvements to try and resolve some of NOOBS shortcomings. The JSON fields are now documented here -> https://github.com/procount/pinn/wiki/JSON-fields...

Thanks for spotting the typo - it's fixed now. The Backup feature will backup the installed OS in PINN format, i.e. as tar.gz or img.gz files per partition with all...

Interesting, but PINN does still use sfdisk. I haven't looked at your script but I would have thought it should have still worked.

@whitpa - I have updated the os_listing for your ThinLinx OS. One suggestion would be to choose different names for the TLX_RPi_IoT and TLX_RPi versions, because at the moment only...

I shall check these out for you and add them to my repo_list. os_list.json and os.json are inherited from NOOBS and served different purposes. A local installation uses os.json and...

I will review your files and let you know.