On Wed, 2014-04-02 at 07:36 +0200, chals wrote: > Now, since hdd images are not pre-built to be offered for download, > you should build them yourself (it only takes some careful preparation > of your configuration but it, your configuration, can be re-used again > and again) or as an alternative use the online builder at I could have just rebuilt the ISO but wanted to avoid that so hdd images aren't useful because I would have to build them myself. > Not being a technical person myself, I have no idea whether that is > doable or not. Sorry. But from my humble point of view, I see the > persistence boot parameter as an option. There are certain cases in > which you want persistence enabled, then you add the parameter at boot > time. In other cases you will not want persistence enabled, so it > shouldn't be automatically added. Perhaps you could differentiate based on the volume/partition label, persistence/persistence-foo for non-automatic persistence partitions and persistence-auto/persistence-auto-foo for automatic persistence partitions. For security maybe only the partitions on the same physical media as the squashfs would be the right thing to do. -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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