Hi
As per my emails
yesterday about a kiosk system, I've tried to generate a live CD using
bootcdwrite from the bootcd package, and it produces an iso, I can mount the
iso, and I can burn the iso (using k3b) - the CD just won't boot, either with
Qemu or with a real system. Am I missing som
ype system - advice needed
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Simon Guerrero schrieb:
> Hi
>
> Thanks for your responses. The "suspend and always resume without
> overwriting" is done by software suspend, with no problem. It is the
> difficulty of resuming th
Yes, you're right about suspend2 - I figured if I mount most of the
filesystems ro, then create the writeable ones each time from static images,
I shouldn't have issues with corruption - right?
Simon
>>Part a is a bit tricky, but should be solvable. Part b sounds like a
>
>
> about a) an par
t: 04 October 2005 12:05
To: Simon Guerrero
Cc: 'debian-devel@lists.debian.org'
Subject: Re: Developing a kiosk type system - advice needed
[Simon Guerrero]
> I am developing a "kiosk" type of system, where I want to a) boot up fast
> and b) be able to switch off and back on
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Subject: Re: Developing a kiosk type system - advice needed
On Tue, October 4, 2005 1:04 pm, Petter Reinholdtsen said:
> [Simon G
Hi
I am developing a
"kiosk" type of system, where I want to a) boot up fast and b) be able to switch
off and back on and restart with a clean image.
I have
1Gb filesys to play with (CF or similar) and 128-256mb
RAM.
I was hoping to do
something like this:
1. Make the disk
read-onl
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