This is the first in a series of patches that implements the livecd
filesystem layout changes I proposed in an RFC a couple days ago.
Please note, that I am not all that intent on pushing these on people if
they don't want them. But I'm intent enough that I felt like throwing a
working set
This patch makes the livecd filesystem layout match the layout that
currently gets put on liveusb via livecd-iso-to-disk. Namely,
/squashfs.img or /ext3fs.img
and /osmin.gz
get put under /LiveOS/
-dmc
diff -Naur livecd.1.remove_sysroot_from_iso/creator/isotostick.sh
This patch moves the /isolinux directory on the livecd to
/boot/isolinux, and the /syslinux directory on liveusb to /boot/syslinux.
I think that this will be make the livecd appear less intimidating to
new non-linux-guru users. Aesthetics.
Since I don't use ppc myself, I didn't attempt to
This patch prepends the fslabel that the user gives to livecd-creator,
to the filesystem image names on the livecd and liveusb.
This got a bit uglier than I had in mind at first, though possibly in a
way that has a beneficial side effect-
Currently in the liveusb case, instead of a CDLABEL
On 9/20/07, Douglas McClendon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another benefit is making the iso directory structure look nicer and
more intuitively understandable for someone looking at it under windows.
[...]
This also
would make the usb/iso directory structure look cleaner and more
Colin Walters wrote:
On 9/20/07, Douglas McClendon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another benefit is making the iso directory structure look nicer and
more intuitively understandable for someone looking at it under windows.
[...]
This also
would make the usb/iso directory structure look cleaner
I'd like to make the livecd create a little quieter and not have it print
out the block writing like below.
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I can't seem to find where this is written? I added a quiet argument to
mkisofs but that apparently wasn't
