LIVE-SETUP(1)

NAME
live-setup - perform first-boot setup tasks in a live system

SYNOPSIS
live-setup

DESCRIPTION
live-setup is a small boot-time helper used by the live system. It performs the initial setup tasks that make a live session behave like a normal desktop while preserving the live environment. The script exits immediately if it is not running on a live system. When it does run, it restores disabled live services, performs USB-related live setup, copies a machine ID if needed, sets the paper size from the locale, makes sure the APT partial directory exists, and adjusts the console/session flow for non-systemd boots. This script is normally invoked automatically from the live setup integration, not started by hand.

OPTIONS
live-setup accepts no script-specific options.

FILES

/live/etc/init.d/live-restore-services
    Helper used to restore live services.

/live/etc/init.d/live-usb-save
    Helper used for USB-specific live setup.

/etc/machine-id
    Created from the dbus machine-id when missing.

/etc/papersize
    Paper size written according to the current locale.

/etc/default/locale
    Locale source used to determine paper size.

/var/cache/apt/archives/partial
    APT partial directory created if missing.

SEE ALSO
live-grubsave(1), live-remaster(1)

AUTHOR
mx-remaster maintainers