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Topic: Unattend the Start of GParted ?

Hi Dudes,

i working for a way to Integrate GParted to OpenGhost ( FOG ), it´s in and working, over PXE.
Is there a way don´t be asked about keyboardsettings, and the Final Press Enter at the Start of GParted? It should start GParted imediatly without any Questions ...


Nice work Here Everybody!


greets

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Re: Unattend the Start of GParted ?

I'm afraid it would be valid for specific computer hardware only and for a specific language configuration. All these options were added to make it possible to boot on virtually any computer configuration.

Nevertheless, I wait the developer's point of view on this.

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Re: Unattend the Start of GParted ?

top44 wrote:

Hi Dudes,

i working for a way to Integrate GParted to OpenGhost ( FOG ), it´s in and working, over PXE.
Is there a way don´t be asked about keyboardsettings, and the Final Press Enter at the Start of GParted? It should start GParted imediatly without any Questions ...


Nice work Here Everybody!


greets

You can give GParted live 0.3.8-9 (in Testing branch) a try. With this version, you can assign gl_lang, gl_kbd, and gl_batch in the boot parameters. For example, you can put
gl_lang=en_US gl_kbd=NONE gl_batch
then gparted live won't ask you those settings.

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Re: Unattend the Start of GParted ?

Thanks works fine!

But there is another "Press Enter" at the End. with "Please Remove the Disc ....".
Is there a way to deaktivate that ?


greets

5 Reply by stevenshiau

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Re: Unattend the Start of GParted ?

Put "noprompt" in the boot parameters.
The booting of GParted live is based on live initramfs, so you can find more info:
http://packages.debian.org/live-initramfs
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/har … ramfs.html (somewhat old... but it's worthy to check the list)