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install Grml system to usb device
Migrated from https://github.com/grml/grml/, please see the details at https://github.com/grml/grml/issues/169 Basically, > better move the ssh to the end of the boot option for grml2usb - Originally reported based on grml64-full...
Would be nice if this would work on loopback devices fallocate -l 950M /tmp/image.dd sfdisk ... losetup -o $(( 2048*512 )) /dev/loop0 /tmp/image.dd losetup -o $(( 1003520*512 )) /dev/loop1 /tmp/image.dd...
Instead having to manually take care of building and uploading towards http://grml.org/grml2usb/grml2usb.tgz we should integrate this as GitHub action/workflow and provide it via github releases.
Would be nice if grml2usb and/or grml2iso would allow setting the timeout on the bootloader (isolinux/syslinux and GRUB), without having to go through a full grml-live remastering process or repacking...
.. or does it? For me both options should be mutual exclusive: ``` % sudo ./grml2usb --skip-addons --bootloader-only --fat16 /srv/data/isos/grml64-full_testing_build3133.iso /dev/sdb1 Executing grml2usb version v0.18.0-4-g83e35c2 (git) Are you sure you...
Hello, I use grml for testing different computer systems and therefore I created an USB memory stick with 4 different grml versions on it (in detail: grml 2011.05, grml64 2011.05,...
If you mount e.g. /dev/sdX2 (persistance storage or whatever) to some place and try to use grml2usb it will fail during install_mbr(). ``` ... 2024-09-03 03:42:06,902 Installing default MBR 2024-09-03...
We introduced arm64 builds. # amd64 host - [x] arm64 individually works - [ ] mixed install amd64+arm64 works # arm64 host - [x] arm64 individually works - [ ]...
`/boot/addons` is overwritten with files from the last ISO that gets added. However, these files are arch-specific. Specifically, amd64 and arm64 need different files, and they should probably be installed...
We need nasm 2.16 or newer to build `mbr`. The current `ubuntu-latest` GitHub Actions Worker image is too old for that, so I temporarily started using `ubuntu-24.04`. Revert back to...