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December 2024

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Grml - new stable release 2024.12 available
by Michael Prokop 03 Jan '25

03 Jan '25

Hi, just in time for the end of the year 2024, we made available the new Grml version 2024.12, code-named "Adventgrenze"! Our highlight for this release is the first time ever support of 64-bit ARM systems (AKA arm64). More information about this release is available in the release notes here: https://grml.org/changelogs/README-grml-2024.12/ Grab the latest Grml ISO(s) and spread the word: https://grml.org/download/ If you should notice any bugs please let us know: https://grml.org/bugs/ We welcome constructive feedback, suggestions for improvement and your contributions, please just reach out to us: https://grml.org/contact/ BTW: We celebrate 20(!) Years of Grml Releases. Please join us in celebrating and send us a postcard! https://blog.grml.org/archives/417-20-years-grml-releases.html We want to thank netcup for their financial contribution for implementing arm64 support. Thanks to everyone contributing to Grml and this release! Take care and happy Grml-ing! -mika- - for the Grml project

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Error running grml2usb
by John G. Heim 21 Dec '24

21 Dec '24

I am trying to use grml2usb to create a bootable thumb drive. I'm running debian trixie. I formated a 32Gb thumb drive with a single, primary FAT32 partition. Then I ran this command with the results shown: # grml2usb grml-full-2024.12-amd64.iso /dev/sdb1 Executing grml2usb version 0.20.3 Fatal: expected str, bytes or os.PathLike object, not list I believe that error message is a python error message, not something from grml2usb.

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