Hi Lex,

Thanks, I didn't know this start-up script ! In fact, I have sometimes
used the Debian package, but it was often an old-version not
synchronize with the current release version and only available for
sid, so I gave up to use Debian packages. But maybe I should
reconsider this question since I'm using now the sid distrib and the
repository seems to be up-to-date, thanks to you ! :-)

"Lex Spoon" <lex at cc.gatech.edu> writes:

> There is no separate -s option, but is that really necessary?  If you
> have the script do the right thing to begin with, then you don't need an
> option to fix things up.  Perhaps the script should do this linking even
> when in "run" mode, not just at install time?  


Yes, it would be convenient for me, because I rarely used a fresh
image, and I have a bunch of different images with different versions
for different project with different directories, so I have sometimes
to move or copy !

> I haven't really thought
> about it, because I always use the script to install a fresh image.  Why
> not?  It's more convenient than unzipping and/or copying image and
> changes files around.  Thoughts?

Cheers,
Samir

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