How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Start from hard disk,
There are all available modules "Desktop"
((( cinnamon, lxde, lxqt, openbox, kde ...
How to switch (at boot) the desired one ?
There are all available modules "Desktop"
((( cinnamon, lxde, lxqt, openbox, kde ...
How to switch (at boot) the desired one ?
- Ed_P
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Basically change the .xzm endings of the 003 Desktop modules you don't want to boot to .xyzm before booting.
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- Samurai
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Hi prougen
All you need to do is follow the directions in the cheatcodes.txt file located at /boot/docs/
Please read the entire file because there is alot of cool stuff you can do.
Vic
All you need to do is follow the directions in the cheatcodes.txt file located at /boot/docs/
Please read the entire file because there is alot of cool stuff you can do.
Vic
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
I believe your referring to the noload= cheatcode option Vic. So yes, changing the /boot/syslinux/porteus.cfg file before each boot would work also for prougen. So would creating multiple MENUs.
How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Thank you very much everyone!
For prompt responses...
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Straightforward solution to the problem
Without hassle??!
Stupidly straightforward
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Unpack any Porteus image to any disk partition.
For example /dev/sda8 ...
(which is mounted on /mnt/sda8)
Copy to /mnt/sda8/porteus
Any files from http://porteus.org/porteus-mirrors.html
/* For example
/* https://linux.rz.rub.de/porteus/x86_64/ ... 1/modules/
With index "003-***.xzm" - optional (cinnamon, gnome, kde5, lxde, lxqt, mate, openbox, xfce)
When starting Porteus from any media (CD, USB)
specify cheat codes:
from=/dev/sda8 changes=/mnt/sda8
...
A window with the option to select is loaded
For prompt responses...
---
Straightforward solution to the problem
Without hassle??!
Stupidly straightforward
|||||
Unpack any Porteus image to any disk partition.
For example /dev/sda8 ...
(which is mounted on /mnt/sda8)
Copy to /mnt/sda8/porteus
Any files from http://porteus.org/porteus-mirrors.html
/* For example
/* https://linux.rz.rub.de/porteus/x86_64/ ... 1/modules/
With index "003-***.xzm" - optional (cinnamon, gnome, kde5, lxde, lxqt, mate, openbox, xfce)
When starting Porteus from any media (CD, USB)
specify cheat codes:
from=/dev/sda8 changes=/mnt/sda8
...
A window with the option to select is loaded
How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Or wiser (better) (more rational
Make a universal liveCD
Make a universal liveCD
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- Samurai
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Yes Ed_P !
The "noload=" cheatcode is exactly what I meant.
" creating multiple MENUs."
Place all the DE modules in "base" and make a different menu entry for each DE.
Just remove the DE from the line "noload=" that you want to boot.
Have fun prougen
Vic
The "noload=" cheatcode is exactly what I meant.
" creating multiple MENUs."
Place all the DE modules in "base" and make a different menu entry for each DE.
Just remove the DE from the line "noload=" that you want to boot.
Code: Select all
LABEL KDE
MENU LABEL KDE
KERNEL
INITRD
APPEND noload=003-XFCE.xzm;003-LMDE.xzm;003-LXQT.xzm;003-CINNAMON.xzm;
TEXT HELP
Load KDE
LABEL XFCE
MENU LABEL XFCE
KERNEL
INITRD
APPEND noload=003-kde5.xzm;003-LMDE.xzm;003-LXQT.xzm;003-CINNAMON.xzm;
TEXT HELP
Load XFCE
Vic
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
That would work Vic.
I think another approach would too; put all the 003- modules in a separate folder and use the extramod= cheatcode.
/porteus/demods/003-XFCE.xzm 003-LMDE.xzm, etc and
APPEND extramod=/porteus/demods/003-XFCE.xzm etc for each DE.
The extramod= cheatcode works but may not with a base module like the 003s. I seem to remember doing it but don't recall the results.
I think another approach would too; put all the 003- modules in a separate folder and use the extramod= cheatcode.
/porteus/demods/003-XFCE.xzm 003-LMDE.xzm, etc and
APPEND extramod=/porteus/demods/003-XFCE.xzm etc for each DE.
The extramod= cheatcode works but may not with a base module like the 003s. I seem to remember doing it but don't recall the results.
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- Samurai
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Hi Ed_P
I wondered about the DE.xzm being loaded out of order with "extramod", which is why I picked "noload".
Hey prougen, wassup? Any updates?
Vic
I wondered about the DE.xzm being loaded out of order with "extramod", which is why I picked "noload".
Hey prougen, wassup? Any updates?
Vic
How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
In general and in general
What's good about Porteus...
It doesn't load extra garbage, doesn't eat up the hard drive... and memory too.
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The optimal solution (in my opinion) is to make a universal liveCD and everyone will be happy.
P.S.
And I need to think about it when the time comes.
What's good about Porteus...
It doesn't load extra garbage, doesn't eat up the hard drive... and memory too.
|||
The optimal solution (in my opinion) is to make a universal liveCD and everyone will be happy.
P.S.
And I need to think about it when the time comes.
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- Samurai
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How to switch (at boot) the desired one desktop?
Hey prougen
"make a universal liveCD and everyone will be happy"
That should include all the programs everyone could ever want too. That would be enough to fill a DVD 4.7 GiB and more.
Isomaster is the program for you. Available in the package manager if not already in the ISO.
I like to pick the components I want and keep the whole thing as small as possible.
Have fun
Vic
"make a universal liveCD and everyone will be happy"
That should include all the programs everyone could ever want too. That would be enough to fill a DVD 4.7 GiB and more.
Isomaster is the program for you. Available in the package manager if not already in the ISO.
I like to pick the components I want and keep the whole thing as small as possible.
Have fun
Vic