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sm-prepare-image -y
There seems to be no publicly documented way of bypassing the default 10 s timeout in sm-prepare-image, even when passing -y.
sm-prepare-image
-y
(I think) this is possible to work around by passing private variables like: yn_start=y yn_nfs=y yn_subips=y yn_halt=n sm-prepare-image && poweroff.
yn_start=y yn_nfs=y yn_subips=y yn_halt=n sm-prepare-image && poweroff
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There seems to be no publicly documented way of bypassing the default 10 s timeout in
sm-prepare-image
, even when passing-y
.(I think) this is possible to work around by passing private variables like:
yn_start=y yn_nfs=y yn_subips=y yn_halt=n sm-prepare-image && poweroff
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: