Hi, Am Montag, 9. Oktober 2017, 20:01:36 CEST schrieb Stefan Seyfried:
Hi Greg,
Am 09.10.2017 um 18:02 schrieb Greg Freemyer:
If the XFCE image is available in OBS to branch and supplement with my preferred selection of packages (from OBS), I for one would likely switch to it as a base. I'm actually aiming at recreating the old "rescue image", which will have a very basic XFCE setup, a web browser (for web-searching solutions) and all the filesystems, LVM, gparted, whatever tools. I'll try to keep it as small as possible.
Recreating? It's still alive and well: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/501317#step/xfce4_terminal/1 It lives in openSUSE:Factory:Live/livecd-openSUSE (livecd-x11) and seems to fulfill all of the mentioned criteria. Cheers, Fabian
I keep my live image on DVD and thumb.
I build hybridpersistent isos, which you can put on a DVD or onto an USB stick.
I have 2 variants: UEFI and non-UEFI
Actually the UEFI hybrid iso boots just fine on non-EFI systems. The only problem I encountered is, that the UEFI build does not work on i586...
I don't currently maintain a 32-bit variant, but if Tumbleweed is going to be supported, I'd have that option as well.
... I'd need to find out if I can somehow conditionalize the firmware=uefi on the host arch, or create two distinct packages which differ by only this switch, which would be ugly. Then I'm all for supporting 32bit.
Maybe once I'm ready with the rescue image (which might take some time), we can just throw in your forensic tools? So you don't actually need to maintain your own images?
Best regards,
Stefan
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