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If you installed livecd-tools, the inittab is overwritten by |
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/sbin/livecd-functions.sh when the cd boots ( it is backed up to |
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inittab.old ). One way to fix it is to modify the script by creating |
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a new livecd-tools ebuild in your portage overlay - copy the current |
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ebuild and just add the patch to it. |
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-Scott |
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Nelson Batalha wrote: |
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> I believe you can overwrite it in the overlay or you can do "equery |
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> belongs /etc/inittab" in your own system to discover it belongs to |
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> sys-apps/sysvinit, so you can change that too. |
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> Joshua Hoblitt escreveu: |
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>> Hi Folks, |
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>> I'm attempting to generate an amd64 livecd that starts up a tty on a |
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>> serial port. So I want to do is add the line |
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>> "s0:12345:respawn:/sbin/agetty 115200 ttyS0 vt100" to the /etc/inittab. |
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>> The trouble is, I can't figure out exactly where iniitab is coming from. |
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>> Where does catalyst get /etc/inittab from? Is it direct from the stage1 |
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>> seed? How should I go about modifying it? |
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>> Thanks, |
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>> -J |
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