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I don't really have time these days. In April I should have a lighter schedule.

Hello,

Sorry didn't get this message ealier. Do you still have issues with easyfind ? Everything seems ok on my end.

It is possible that the b2 sid image suffers from the same bug as the first version of the buster image. Let me investigate further. I will probably build a new version of the image with the current sid tree.

Hello everyone, I've just release the debian bullseye image for the B3. Sorry it took a little more time as usual. As for the buster image, this image is constructed from 3 different projects : the bullseye OS image itself, an install/rescue system and an installer script. More details on these furt...

Just a quick update on the bullseye release. Everything is almost ready now, I just have some minor issues with the rescue image. I don't know if I'd be able to release it in time before the holidays, but bullseye packages are available, so you can try an upgrade of your buster systems if you wish. ...

I would not recommend to do that, given the low amount of RAM available.

Sh** I wanted to remove the poster from newly registered and instead I deleted his account out of habit with usual spammers... Sorry please recreate your account should you need it

Hello,

I have just moved back to Europe and I don't have much time to work on this yet. I hope I will be able to produce it before the end of year, stay tuned !

Hello, It's completely possible to do the install this way. However there is a few caveats: The drive partition table should be GPT (MBR should work) filesystem for root should be ext3 ; ext2 should work also the kernel must be located in the first partition of the disk, in the /boot folder The simp...

The wiki should be fixed by now.

I've released a new version 1.1 of the image which fixes this permission issue and includes debian 10.6 with security updates as of now.

philgaskin wrote: ↑19 Nov 2020, 17:26 As an aside, is it normal in later versions of Debian to see so many tmpfs mounts, especially the /run prefixed ones?

I don't really now, seems legit to me.

Hello everyone, I've just release an updated version of the debian buster image for the B3. This new version fixes permission issues reported on version 1.0. I've recreated the image so it includes debian 10.6 with updates as of today (2020/11/20). As usual, this image is constructed from 3 differen...

While I build a new version (it will take some time) you can fix the path ownership with these commands (run as root): chown root:root / chown root:root /etc chown root:root /etc/systemd chown root:root /etc/systemd/system chown root:root /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants chown root:root /...

I followed the instructions to the letter (many times). The installation seems to go well each time but when I login I see the same issue that @guyran reported where /etc and /usr are owned by the excito user. Now I can change this recursively with chown and chgrp but the more worrying part is the ...

Clive wrote: ↑18 Oct 2020, 14:08 Thanks ! But I will try to build my own. I am just tinkering and this is a good way to learn

Good. Don't hesitate if you have difficulties, I'll be happy to help you.