USB booting :: Booting withou questions!

Here's the way I do that:
The file /home/dsl/.xserverrc can be saved by an entry in filetool.lst.
My current .xserverrc looks like this:

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exec /usr/bin/X11/Xvesa -2button -screen 800x600x24 -shadow -nolisten tcp -I &>/dev/null

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The entry in filetool.lst is:

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home/dsl/.xserverrc

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I usually remaster the .xserverrc into /etc/skel then the questions are not asked.
The Menu --> System --> X Setup item will work to run the xsetup.sh script.
I have modified the last part of the xsetup.sh file to automatically run "startx":

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WriteConfig $XSERV $XRES $XDEP $XBUT #Now we run "startx" and return to X with the choices that were made. startx echo "X Setup has been run, returning to the GUI with the choices that were made." # let's end xsetup.sh exit 0;

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Anyway, once you boot with restore=sda1, for instance, representing your
USB pen drive, then the .xserverrc file will be in /home/dsl before X comes up,
so it will be used by the system, to bring X up to your choices in the file.
If you do not have an .xserverrc file in /home/dsl, then the xsetup.sh script is
presented, and you have to make the choices each time you boot up.
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Ok, let me understand:

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1. Probably should boot from cdrom with the following: boot: dsl vga=normal 2 then at system prompt # frugal_instal.sh That should get rid of the invalid video mode.

This will ensure no quesion about display configuration on the very first boot up time, isn't? The message : 'You passed wrong...' will never be shown agian.

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2. When you setup X then do a system backup. Then you will not be prompted again.

And this one is to avoid the questions made by xsetup script.

Please, if this conclusions are not right, tell me.

Thanks a lot,
Gatis