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Live USB/DVD #1018
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Significant progress was made here: It works pretty well in BIOS (legacy) mode. |
Those two (qxl and mga) cannot be easily backported from F21, so do not install them at all - are barely useful on Qubes anyway QubesOS/qubes-issues#1018
Some applications are named differently, so we need a separate list. QubesOS/qubes-issues#1018 QubesOS/qubes-issues#794
Apparently this option wass ignored by livecd-tools, so groups from Fedora repositories came in. QubesOS/qubes-issues#1018
Some applications are named differently, so we need a separate list. QubesOS/qubes-issues#1018 QubesOS/qubes-issues#794
Apparently this option wass ignored by livecd-tools, so groups from Fedora repositories came in. QubesOS/qubes-issues#1018
from qubes-users mailing list:
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worth connecting this ticket with the R3.2-specific ticket: #2024 |
in talking with @marmarek we wondered if we could approach this problem from the opposite direction. currently Live USB efforts are largely blocked by how fast RAM is filled making a Qubes Live USB not practical/useful. We discussed whether it would make more sense to have an image of an installed system that can be flashed onto a 32gb+ USB, which is the usual approach anyways for testing Qubes compatibility, creating HCL report, etc. this image would also be able to install Qubes onto the hard drive if desired by the user. I think this is a pretty uncommon approach to OS distribution so I would be interested in others' thoughts and if any other OSes have such an approach (or considered it). |
@unman maintains such images at https://qubes.3isec.org/Live/ |
could you imagine making these more official? (or what the barriers would be?) especially curious about how difficult it would be to enable installation. |
@unman do you have a script to make this image, or you are doing it manually? |
Why not create separate images for Installation and Live USB/DVD? This fix the image size problem and bring more users for the OS due to easy hardware testing. Like ReactOS does using BootCD/LiveCD. |
@marmarek, is this a "won't do"? |
A version of the installer image that can be easily run from (R/O) USB or DVD.
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