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Sorry, I should think twice before posting. I can fix this with the |
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fsscript because it is executed after livecdfs-update.sh that modifies |
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the inittab. I now tried a stage2 with this fsscirpt and it seems to work. |
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#!/bin/bash |
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comment out current getty settings |
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sed -i -e '/^c[0-9]/ s/^/#/' /etc/inittab |
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# Add our own getty settings |
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echo "c${x}:12345:respawn:/sbin/agetty -nl /mnt/cdrom/scripts/install.sh |
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38400 tty${x} linux" >> /etc/inittab |
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Toon Verstraelen wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I'm new to this list, but didn't find the answer in the archives or on |
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> the forum. I'm trying to make a livecd that automatically partitions and |
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> formats /dev/hda and then downloads an image from a server that can be |
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> installed on the target. |
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> The first version of the script is finished and works, but I don't get |
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> it started automatically. I've already tried changing /etc/inittab or |
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> /root/.bash_profile by using the livecd/root_overlay option, but my |
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> changes are wiped out later in the stage2 process. Is their another |
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> trick that can do this? |
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> greetings, |
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> Toon |
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