Searching for a way to rebuild Debian live images
First of all, I have several problems with pre-built Debian live images.
1) They refuse to boot from NTFS removable HDD the same way, Debian 9.9,
Ubuntu and Mint boot. Following error appears:
https://i3.imageban.ru/out/2019/08/28/b926b086915a1ed03880dcfa7ec5a8ef.jpg
But they boot exactly the same way from FAT32 flash drive. This
suggests, that Debian 10 live images have the same problem, as AltLinux
live images - NTFS kernel modules missing in initrd. I clearly
understand, that nobody needs them to be there. But I need and I want to
rebuild live images to add them.
2) Non-PAE kernel is used as default for 32bit images. Yeah, it has
better compatibility with older CPUs, but PAE kernels not only provide
access to >4Gb memory, but also provide extra 500Mb of memory in case of
<=4Gb memory via freeing some IO address space, I guess. And this is big
deal for me.
3) I want non-free firmware to be pre-installed, as it's done in Ubuntu
and Mint, as I have AMD Radeon video.
4) I also need some packages to be pre-installed, so I wouldn't need to
install them every time.
So, here is my problem. Wiki page and manual still refer to
https://salsa.debian.org/live-team GIT repository as source of pre-built
live image configurations. But it seems to be obsoleted, i.e. I can't
manage to build Debian 10 live images via it. And I also have some info
from Internet, that this project it dead. Can you help me, please? Where
can I get tools and pre-built image configurations for Debian 10?
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