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Old 26th May 2012, 08:30 PM
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Adding files to home directory of liveCD

I'm going to create a liveCD and trying to put files into home directory. However, if I just try do it at %post script of kickstart file, I see there is no /home/liveuser directory during script execution at all. Attempt to create in manually fails because root become owner of all files. Adding "chown liveuser:liveuser ..." fails too, sine there is no liveuser in host system.

What is "legal" way to add files into liveCD liveuser's home directory? Modify configurations files/profiles/autostart/etc?

Also I can't force mdm (aka folk of gnome2's gdm) to prompt for liveuser's password, even if I turn autologin off. When one clicks liveuser user name, it login in immediately with no chance to change user's language. Is there a way to force gdm to ask a password even if user have an empty one?
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