After some trials, it happens that the default configuration in /boot/grub/grub.cfg is not looking for the right files, the splash is missing, etc. It seems that it is a bug in the "make-live-device.sh" script.
In order to fix the problems, using sudo:
- copy and rename the file /isolinux/splash.png form the iso or the cd, to /boot/grub/grubsplash-puredyne-logo-simple.png
- edit the file /boot/grub/grub.cfg and change "set root=(hd0,1)" to "set root=(hd0,0)" ; "linux /live/vmlinuz1" to ""linux /live/vmlinuz" ; "initrd /live/initrd1.img" to "initrd /live/initrd.img"
Then, you have to edit the "menuentry" lines, just keep "Puredyne" and "Puredyne Failsafe Mode"
After some trials, it happens that the default configuration in /boot/grub/grub.cfg is not looking for the right files, the splash is missing, etc. It seems that it is a bug in the "make-live- device. sh" script.
The bug is when downloading puredyne- 911-carrot_ and_corriander- DVD-i386. iso and using the script from Ubuntu 10.10, and following tutorial on this webpage: en.wikibooks. org/wiki/ Puredyne/ Creating_ a_live_ USB_stick
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In order to fix the problems, using sudo: splash. png form the iso or the cd, to /boot/grub/ grubsplash- puredyne- logo-simple. png
- copy and rename the file /isolinux/
- edit the file /boot/grub/grub.cfg and change "set root=(hd0,1)" to "set root=(hd0,0)" ; "linux /live/vmlinuz1" to ""linux /live/vmlinuz" ; "initrd /live/initrd1.img" to "initrd /live/initrd.img"
Then, you have to edit the "menuentry" lines, just keep "Puredyne" and "Puredyne Failsafe Mode"