Project LogsReading local Email with pop3/imap protocol.Saturday, June 02 2018Can boot Osukiss from a USB key.Tuesday, May 22 2018Adding log rotation capability.Wednesday, May 16 2018HandBrake up and running!Wednesday, May 09 2018Simple and quick 'installer' shell script.Tuesday, April 24 2018Once you have booted from a LIVE osukiss install (USB or PXE) you will find within the root directory a directory named "installok", which contains a script named "installer". This script allow you to quickly install osukiss on your system's disk. Syntax is rather simple #./installer /dev/{diska} [/dev/{diskb}] ... Example for a single disk: Lets say you want to quickly install osukiss on /dev/sda #./installer /dev/sda That is the gist of it. ---> CAUTION! CAUTION! BEWARE! The install process will use and format the WHOLE DISK current partitions, before proceeding, the installer will display the current disk partitionning and ask for a final confirmation. If the answer is "Yes", 'installer' will proceed with NO further prompts and install a bootable osukiss on this disk. Example for multiples disks: Lets say you want to install osukiss and dedicate 3 disks, /dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sde to it. #./installer /dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sde The installer script will repartion all disks listed and setup a sofware RAID (raid1, and raid10) Once again, it will ask for a validation before using a disk, this means that in our example, you need to enter three "Yes". In raid mode, a MBR record is written on all disks that are assigned to osukiss (sda, sdb and sde in our example), so rebooting shouldn't be a problem. Installing a LIVE PXE on osukissSaturday, March 03 2018 |
