Julius Bullinger wrote:
Do I understand it right that I can define those preferences in my UserBuildConfig? So how could I set e.g. the resolution when building and installing Haiku to a partition?
Please bear in mind, that I probably don't know what I'm doing most of the time... :)I don't know where you would have to change the source to set a default resolution, so I would boot Haiku once, set the resolution and get the file ~/config/settings/Screen_data.
This can be added to the image, I guess, just like it's done with the keymap in the UserBuildConfig.ReadMe:
AddFilesToHaikuImage home config settings : <keymap>German : Key_map ;In your case, I'd create a new folder "userfiles" in the root of your local sourcetree, put the Screen_data into it, and add this line to the UserBuildConfig:
AddFilesToHaikuImage home config settings : $(HAIKU_TOP)/userfiles/Screen_data ; Or always do a "jam -q @disk update-all" and just keep all your settings.Again, this is how I imagine it to work. It may be a most ugly hack or even don't work at all.
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