Thanks for your replies :)
I am using grub2, a manual config like:
menuentry "DebianDog Always Fresh" {
linux /live/vmlinuz1 noauto from=/ nomagic base_only norootcopy
initrd /live/initrd1.xz
}
menuentry "DebianDog changes=/deb_dog , save to folder" {
linux /live/vmlinuz1 from=/ noauto changes ...
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- Tue Apr 23, 2024 7:07 pm
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- Topic: Understanding how DebianDog works Re: RAM
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- Forum: DebianDogs
- Topic: Understanding how DebianDog works Re: RAM
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Understanding how DebianDog works Re: RAM
Good day,
Do I understand correctly that with puppylinux, that the OS and changes file(s) are all loaded into RAM?
If so, are DebianDog builds the same?
or does it only work this way if copy2ram feature is used?
(I used the Bookworm build script to create a custom ISO, and I am booting using the ...
Do I understand correctly that with puppylinux, that the OS and changes file(s) are all loaded into RAM?
If so, are DebianDog builds the same?
or does it only work this way if copy2ram feature is used?
(I used the Bookworm build script to create a custom ISO, and I am booting using the ...