Hi, I'm currently trying to get Fedora running with the persistence plugin.
According to the documentation I need to add "selinux=0" in the boot option, but I can't seem to get it to work.
What I tried so far is to add this live in the boot menu but to no avail.
I also tried to change the boot.cfg using the "Boot Conf Replace" plugin, but I was also unable to get Fedora to run.
I attached the first error that shows up every time I try to boot with persistence.( Error 1.jpg "sh:write error: invalid argument") After that, Fedora tries to continue booting unsuccessfully, showing a bunch more error messages.
I also tried to run Fedora without persistence. This works as intended.
My questions are:
I have attached my boot.cfg as well as my ventroy.json for further diagnostics.
Any help would be appreciated
Cheers, K4mpfie
According to the documentation I need to add "selinux=0" in the boot option, but I can't seem to get it to work.
What I tried so far is to add this live in the boot menu but to no avail.
I also tried to change the boot.cfg using the "Boot Conf Replace" plugin, but I was also unable to get Fedora to run.
I attached the first error that shows up every time I try to boot with persistence.( Error 1.jpg "sh:write error: invalid argument") After that, Fedora tries to continue booting unsuccessfully, showing a bunch more error messages.
I also tried to run Fedora without persistence. This works as intended.
My questions are:
- Where am I going wrong?
- Have I implemented the "selinux" command wrongly? In the wrong location in the boot.cfg?
- Am I using one of the plugins wrongly?
- Do I maybe have something backwards to begin with? My understanding is that I boot with persistence, install Fedora as usual and in the future always run from that settings, am I wrong with that?
I have attached my boot.cfg as well as my ventroy.json for further diagnostics.
Any help would be appreciated
Cheers, K4mpfie