where do you report problems with Live FC 22 Xfce?
Kevin Fenzi
kevin at scrye.com
Thu Jul 9 20:02:16 UTC 2015
On Tue, 7 Jul 2015 14:18:25 -0700
ToddAndMargo <ToddAndMargo at zoho.com> wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
>
> Yes, it was you I spoke of. We had a great dialog.
> I was pleased with the outcome. I complained, you
> listened.
>
> Getting the thing to boot in certain computers is
> an absolute pain in the neck. Specifically,
> those from Supermicro, but there are others.
>
> I finally gave up and made a direct install stick.
> That did not work with FC22 Xfce's spin either.
> Wouldn't boot for its life.
>
> So I switched to the (really weird) FC22 gnome spin
> and that worked perfectly. I then group installed
> Xfce and it has been fine since. It boots
> everything that will boot a USB.
>
> FC21's Xfce live did not have this problem, either
> on Live USB or direct install.
>
> Basically FC22 Xfce is only good for creating Live
> DVD's.
Thats pretty weird to me. It works fine for me here in all my tests.
Additionally, the F22 Xfce spin is made with the exact same
livecd-tools, kernel, anaconda and packages that the workstation one is
made from. The only difference is the package set. Booting and such
should be the exact same on both.
> Never had a problem boot any of the above off HP's
> el-cheap-o computers, which puzzled me greatly.
>
> A lot of the issues are that FC22 Live sets up
> grub.cfg to device by its direct dev (/dev/sda)
> instead of by its UUID. Gnome does UUID.
> The sdx floats all over the place, depending
> on what computer you install it into.
>
> But switching to UUID only solved some issues.
>
> Right now, it is not a big issue for me. I did
> the direct install to an old fashioned partitions
> and can use the stick as a flash drive as well
> as a boot stick. I am tickled to death with it
> and use it about three time a week on customer
> sites. I have it cherried out to my needs.
ok, cool. If you are happy then great....
kevin
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