It means that the default user is not liveuser any more :P No, it should mean that this is only a « normal » iso, not an iso you could burn on a CD and use as a live CD (if the XO had a CD drive) or burn on a USB and use as a live USB. Kind of the same difference as between the Fedora liveCD and the install DVD isos. Of course, if you install it, the result should be the same. ---------- Mathieu Bridon (bochecha)

Mikus Grinbergs wrote: Hi, I'm jumping in here, as there's one other I would like to highlight: Before, *every* time you booted the XO with Rawhide-XO, there was a number of scripts initiated, for example to create the liveuser or to check for changed hardware. This is of course nonsense, as the XO's hardware won't change. And this means that it should be enough to run a slimmed down version of these scripts *once*. That's what we're now doing - we've kicked the livecd scripts. Obviously, those files aren't really that big, but it's still a big technical change for us. That's maybe some squashfs version mismatch? I'm not sure... Heh. Actually, I'm doing the SoaS builds. And yup, we release an .iso file, allowing the user to put it wherever he wants to. You can also run livecd-iso-to-xo on the .iso image and copy-nand the resulting .img file then to XO. But note that SoaS is not especially prepared for the XO. It contains more drivers than needed, as well as the livecd parts. Martin Dengler has done great work to improve its experience on the XO and those patches have been ported to fedora-xo, though! --Sebastian