I've run into this issue as well. I'm writing a custom Live CD that
boots over PXE using memdisk, and I was banging my head against the wall
watching casper just search for "nice" block devices rather than using
my image. At the very least, take it out of the man pages:
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/
Here is my udev based live-device recognition system. Diff from 10.10
release
--1
EXTLINUX config :
kernel ../casper/vmlinuz1
append initrd=../casper/initramfs-USB-UDEV boot=casper
liveca
I think you arre speaking about uuid= , don't you ?
Could you remove reference to live-media-path in man casper. It's a lot of
waste time trying this feature which will never work ?
Thanks.
By the way, because of this bug I had to use my own method, more general
that the new uuid= because any ude
The code for this is significantly different in Oneiric and it seems
that it is supported now just with a different name.
live-media-path=*)
LIVE_MEDIA_PATH="${x#live-media-path=}"
export LIVE_MEDIA_PATH
echo "export LIVE_MEDIA_PATH=\"$LI
I have a couple of remarks to formulate about this bug.
1. I have been unable to find where variable LIVEMEDIA_TIMEOUT is set.
If is is never set, it is useless. There are thus two solutions : either
remove it, or add boot parameter ( for example "live-media-timeout=xx" )
to set it.
2. A user w
