Hey guys, I just have a quick question. I am sure someone here will know the answer rather quickly.

So, I am trying to customize the ISO to suite my needs during crunch time when I have a down system and I need to restore or need all the necessary tools be available on hand. This includes a lot of custom bash scripts, etc that I need to have on the ISO itself.

Make a long story short, I know how to modify it and add my own scripts so that they're available upon boot.

What I would also like to do is change grub.cfg in such a way that I don't have to pass kernel parameters such as "vga=" at boot time, but rather hardcode it.
I edited \boot\grub\grub.cfg, made a new ISO but the changes do not show when I boot from my new ISO.
It seems to me that the grub.cfg file is indeed ignored, or rather loaded from elsewhere.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you all.

Hey guys, I have a question.
My understanding is that Devuan uses eudev. I've been poking around trying to figure out how to restart "udev" or how to manually start it.
Can someone knowledgeable on the matter pitch in?

So if not udev or eudev, what is used in Devuan for device nodes management?

If you could explain how it's being run by default and how one can trigger it to rerun when needed, that would be awesome. I am aware this is very much automated in normal conditions.

Thank you

Manny