Task #10
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Force the generation of an iso-hybrid image
Added by Administrator Redmine almost 14 years ago.
Updated over 13 years ago.
Description
There is a parameter in the Squeeze version of Debian LiveHelper that is used to tell what kind of Live image is to be built. As it is possible to specify isohybrid while invoking the command lb_config to start a new Live project, there is obviously a configuration file in live/…/config-base/
which should be modified to use the option isohybrid.
So we have to 2 the following simple tasks:
- change the option to isohybrid
- build a new CD image, may it be larger than 700 MB
- test the image in qemu and eventually on real media
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- % Done changed from 0 to 10
The parameter to be changed seems to be LB_BINARY_IMAGES on line 9 of file config-base/binary
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- Target version changed from 2011-05 (Gondwana) to Squeeze
- Category set to Configuration
We need to check that this will not increase the ISO image size too much. If this would happen, it would be better to keep a different image file for CD's and USB keys.
LB_PACKAGES_LISTS can have values stripped or minimal
LB_BINARY_IMAGES can have the value iso or iso-hybrid
Can you report the difference in image size between LB_BINARY_IMAGES=iso
and LB_BINARY_IMAGES=iso-hybrid
? If an iso-hybrid image is more than several MB larger than a standard ISO, we can forget it immediately :(.
- Assignee set to Gérald Kerma
Have you ever tested the parameter LB_PACKAGES_LISTS
with value stripped? I think I made trials months ago and obtained a CD that was not functioning!
Finally iso-hybrid is not mandatory while building the CD image, it is a 3rd option that is specified instead of usbimg, see r1709. For example:
./build-img.sh iso-hybrid en
- Status changed from New to In Progress
- Assignee changed from Gérald Kerma to Jean-Michel Philippe
- % Done changed from 10 to 50
- Due date changed from 04/30/2011 to 08/11/2011
- Status changed from In Progress to Resolved
- % Done changed from 50 to 100
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed
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