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@Lurch - some minor comments: ``` "I still don't see how pre-customising recovery.cmdline is any quicker than just using the regular NOOBS installation GUI in this scenario. It's not as...

@lurch - Here is my script to mount the user Data_Partition in Raspbian, no matter which partition it is on: [MountUser](https://github.com/procount/noobsconfig/tree/master/Examples/Raspbian/mountuser). It could probably do with some additional error checking...

If you connect NOOBS to the internet you will have a wider choice of OSes to install. One of the choices is called Data Partition. If you select to install...

Just for your future reference, the RECOVERY partition is a PRIMARY partition. As are /dev/mmcblk0p2 and /dev/mmcblk0p3. There is a maximum of 4 primary partitions on a disk. To add...

I'm pretty sure dropping the ssh file into the recovery partition worked last time I installed Raspbian with PINN, post-pi4, so it should have worked in NOOBS too.

Ah wait a minute, was Raspbian already PRE-INSTALLED? I'm which case it wouldn't work unless you reinstall Raspbian cos it only copies the file on installation using the partition setup...

What about partitionless USB sticks? Will they need an extra condition? (I imagine some users will be able to create such things!)

I'm willing to experiment with this, but where do I start? ``` max_framebuffers=2 +BR2_PACKAGE_QT_GFX_MULTISCREEN=y Add "Multi:" to QWS_DISPLAY + probably some other strange incantations API to switch screens in QT?...

Yes it should be. Also look in github.com/procount/pinn in README_PINN.md and in its wiki for more information and examples. (I would convert it myself but I'm away atm) Edit- although...

I had a quick look at the existing tar.gz files. You could leave these as they are and adapt the partition_setup.sh script to move the boot files across to the...