melodie
Just a quick note. When running Bento antiX 64 bits live, I noticed the following warning message:
Boot code not recognised: noquiet
This has no effect on launching the ISO, which works perfectly. But if you’re building another ISO for another reason, you could remove this unnecessary parameter.
J’en profite pour te signaler que j’ai fait une page sur le site Aide pour Linux, sur la Bento antiX. Si tu veux corriger un point, tu as un droit de réponse privilégié avant que je ne signale la publication sur le forum. Si tu le désires, je peux ajouter ton texte à l’article (si tu penses que c’est nécessaire) ou corriger une erreur de ma part.
I am very happy and even delighted to know you wish to contribute to the Bento recipe! No problem for me for the slight Off Topic (I’ll just answer it all in English for all to know what it is about).
The “noquiet” option is not the only glitch, I have also realised that when you update after install, the post-install is wayayayay toooooo long, because I have configured all the locales in the live, in order for the choices of language at boot to work. In the next edition I have to find a way to have it limited to the person’s language (maybe a script in /etc/skel using “dpkg-reconfigure locales” with admin rights, to invite the person to setup their language for all in the system, or a way to make it happen either at the end of the installation, or on the first reboot… I don’t know yet).
Another issue, it won’t boot to all machines. On some machines I get a message stating it can’t find the kernel, or some don’t get to the desktop, whereas distributions such as Rescuezilla (based on Ubuntu) or Parted Magic (based on Gentoo or Slackware, I can’t remember, now) do not meet with this issue. It must be missing something : maybe redo the initramfs before building, and maybe an ATI Radeon driver as well, I’ll have to check.
You can send me a direct message about the text to review from that page, probably? http://www.antixforum.com/front-end-pm/
Also, for your information, some time ago I have setup a new wiki for linuxvillage.org, it will be open to anyone who wants to add technical information. it is an XWiki. However I had urgent papers worth lots of hour work to do (personal) and before I open the new wiki publicly I have to finish a detail in the configuration, related to privacy for the administrators.
Thinking of, I’d like to add the link to your documentation in the Linuxvillage.org sidebar. 🙂