SoaS Blueberry Instructions: Difference between revisions

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*image-writer-mac and BootHelperCD are not compatible:
*image-writer-mac and BootHelperCD are not compatible:
** BootHelperCD can only boot sticks named FEDORA
** BootHelperCD can only boot sticks named FEDORA.
** Image-writer gives the USB stick the name of blueberry-2-soas
** Image-writer gives the USB stick the name of blueberry-2-soas.
** USB stick is created as read only. So the name is not easily changed by mere mortals.
** USB stick is created as read only. So the name is not easily changed by mere mortals.
  This is a showstopper.<br>You cannot boot without hacking the USB stick name.<br>Use a windows machine to create Sugar on a Stick, named FEDORA, with persistent overlay.
  This is a showstopper.<br>You cannot boot without hacking the USB stick name.<br>Use a windows machine to create Sugar on a Stick, named FEDORA, with persistent overlay.
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*Sugar on a Stick is READ-ONLY
*Sugar on a Stick is READ-ONLY
**Nothing is saved between reboots. Sugar asks for your name and colors each boot.
**Nothing is saved between reboots. Sugar asks for your name and colors each boot.
**imge-writer-mac does not create a persistent overlay file.
**image-writer-mac does not create a persistent overlay file.
  There is no way to create a persistent overlay on Mac without hacking the USB stick.<br>Use a windows machine to create Sugar on a Stick, named FEDORA, with persistent overlay.
  There is no way to create a persistent overlay on Mac without hacking the USB stick.<br>Use a windows machine to create Sugar on a Stick, named FEDORA, with persistent overlay.


*BootHelperCD cannot boot Mac without typing secret code into difficult to read window:
*BootHelperCD cannot boot Mac without typing secret code into difficult to read window:
** interrupt the countdown boot sequence by pressing F4  
** interrupt the countdown boot sequence by pressing F4. Unless you're on that other screen, where you press TAB key.
** append selinux=0 to the kernel's list of boot parameters
** append selinux=0 to the kernel's list of boot parameters.
** press return or enter to continue the boot process
** press return or enter to continue the boot process.
  Submit bugs and gripe at developers until they create a boot helperCD  that boots without selinux=0<br>We'd prefer something more legible than white text on white background.
  Submit bugs and gripe at developers until they create a boot helperCD  that boots without selinux=0<br>We'd prefer something more legible than white text on white background.


====Older Mac with powerPC processor====
====Older Mac with powerPC processor====