this can be used to define special platform-specific support things,
like extra packages, a device tree, and cmdline. This allows creating
live isos that support generic arm64 UEFI as well as ones that require
special care (like the x13s)
add hotkeys for:
- speech + nomodeset (g)
- memtest (m)
- uefi firmware (f)
- reboot (b)
- poweroff (p)
the nomodeset entry will be useful in cases like the nvidia 6.6 issue,
where boot fails due to graphics drivers issues.
dracut/vmklive: add hook that disables display manager services if
nomodeset is set
fixes: #160
- also clean up indentation
- set timeout to 15 seconds
- play a sound on pc speaker when at grub menu, for accessibility
- screenreader option can be selected with `s` hotkey
That means that mklive just needs xbps to generate working images.
Usage: mklive.sh [options]
Options:
-r <repo-url> Use this XBPS repository (may be specified multiple times).
-c <cachedir> Use this XBPS cache directory (/var/cache/xbps if unset).
-k <keymap> Default keymap to use (us if unset)
-l <locale> Default locale to use (en_US.UTF-8 if unset).
-i <gzip|bzip2|xz> Compression type for the initramfs image (gzip if unset).
-s <gzip|bzip2|xz> Compression type for the squashfs image (xz if unset)
-o <file> Output file name for the ISO image (auto if unset).
-p "pkg pkgN ..." Install additional packages into the ISO image.
The mklive.sh script generates a live image of the Void Linux distribution.
This ISO image can be written to a CD/DVD-ROM or any USB stick.
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Juan RP
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