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    Creacion Disco Wifislax

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    The document provides examples of boot command line tweaks that can be used to customize the boot process for Wifislax64. Tweaks are grouped into categories like desktop environment, custom software, hardware, media, and troubleshooting. Examples include selecting a specific runlevel, customizing keyboard layout and language settings, loading or preventing modules, and mounting storage devices and filesystems.

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    Creacion Disco Wifislax

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    The document provides examples of boot command line tweaks that can be used to customize the boot process for Wifislax64. Tweaks are grouped into categories like desktop environment, custom software, hardware, media, and troubleshooting. Examples include selecting a specific runlevel, customizing keyboard layout and language settings, loading or preventing modules, and mounting storage devices and filesystems.

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    == Tweaks for the boot commandline ==

    To boot with default values just press ENTER.

    === Desktop Environment ===

    0|1|2|3|4|5|6|S|s|single => Select a runlevel to start with.


    The default is 4 for graphical login.

    kbd=fr xkb=ch,fr => Example of custom X keyboard layout.

    locale=nl_NL kbd=nl tz=Europe/Amsterdam => Example of language,


    keyboard and/or timezone customization.

    === Custom software ===

    load=mod1[,mod2[...]] => Load one or more squashfs modules


    from the directory: "/wifislax64/optional".
    By default none of these modules is loaded on boot.

    noload=mod1[,mod2[...]] => Prevent loading of one or more


    squashfs modules from the directory "/wifislax64/modules".
    By default all these modules are loaded on boot.

    === Hardware related ===

    localhd => initialize RAID/LVM on local hard drives.

    tweaks=tweak1[,tweak2,[,...]] => Implemented tweaks:


    nga - no glamor 2D acceleration, avoids error "EGL_MESA_drm_image required".
    tpb - enable TrackPoint scrolling while holding down middle mouse button.
    syn - start the syndaemon for better support of Synaptics touchpads.

    nomodeset => Boot without kernel mode setting, needed with


    some machines.

    rootdelay=10 => Add 10 second delay to give the kernel more


    time to initialize USB. Try this if booting fails. Default is 5.

    swap => Allow the Live OS to activate all swap partitions on


    the local hardware. By default, no swap is touched.

    === Media tweaks ===

    hostname=your_custom_hostname[,qualifier] =>
    Specify a custom hostname. A qualifier 'fixed' can be appended
    to prohibit hostname modification in case of network boot.

    livemedia=/dev/sdX => Tell the init script which partition


    contains the Wifislax64 Live OS you want to boot. This can
    become necessary if you have another copy of Wifislax64 Live
    installed in another partition.

    livemedia=/dev/sdX:/path/to/live.iso => Use this if you want to


    load the live OS from an ISO file on a local harddisk partition.

    livemain=directoryname => Use this if you copied the content


    of the ISO to a different directory than "wifislax64".
    luksvol=file1[:/mountpoint1][,file1[:/mountpoint2],...] =>
    Mount LUKS container "file1" at mount point "/mountpoint1".
    Multiple files should be separated with comma.
    Specify "luksvol=" to *prevent* mounting any LUKS container.

    nop => No persistence, i.e. boot the virgin installation in


    case your "persistence" directory got corrupted.

    persistence=directoryname => Use this if you want to use


    a different directory than "persistence" for storing
    persistent data.

    toram => copy the OS from the media to to RAM before running it.
    You can remove the boot media after booting.

    === Troubleshooting ===

    blacklist=mod1[,mod2[...]] => Add one or more kernel modules


    to the kernel blacklist to prevent them from loading, in case
    they cause issues during operation.

    debug => During init, pause at strategic locations while as-


    sembling the overlay filesystem and show mount information.

    rescue => After initialization, you will be dropped in a


    rescue shell to perform lowlevel maintenance.

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