The installer opened with Debian's "debian 13" banner. Debian's
derivative guidelines say derivatives must not be presented as Debian,
and its trademark policy forbids implying endorsement, so the installer
now shows a WROLPi banner in the boot splash's style (pie logo, WROLPi,
"Off-grid library", purple accent).
The banner replaces rootskel-gtk's logo_debian.png and logo_debian_dark.png
(logo_installer*.png link to them) via config/includes.installer, which
live-build adds to the installer initrd. It is 800x75 like Debian's; the
installer stretches its edge columns to the screen width, so the edges are
solid color. check-iso.sh fails the build if the graphical installer's
initrd does not carry it.
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INSTALL.md and the onboarding wizard send people to wrolpi.local, but the
Debian image had no mDNS responder, so the name never resolved on a Debian
install or Live USB. Raspberry Pi OS ships Avahi; the ISO now does too.
libnss-mdns lets the WROLPi's own desktop resolve .local names (apt
recommends are off in the build, so it is listed explicitly). check-iso.sh
fails the build if either package is missing.
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* Debian ISO: hostname defaults to wrolpi, boot menu times out
The installer's hostname question defaulted to "debian", so an install that
kept the default was not reachable at wrolpi.local. A preseed in the
installer initrd now defaults it to wrolpi; the question is still shown (and
a DHCP-provided hostname still wins).
The ISO's GRUB and ISOLINUX menus had no timeout, so a Live USB waited at the
boot menu forever after any reboot or power loss. The menus now boot the
default entry ("Run WROLPi (live)") after 10 seconds.
check-iso.sh fails the build if either regresses.
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* Debian ISO: say what the wrolpi hostname is for
The image does not include avahi-daemon, so the hostname alone does not make
wrolpi.local resolve. The default still names the TLS certificate, the
SMB/NetBIOS share, and the DHCP hostname a router may publish.
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