I think the problem is I didn't comment out 64 bit option
and the ISO file was not created. It looks like there is a
full /live and /isolinux directory's in /ISOTMP.
Can I manually make the ISO from there with genisoimage,
or is the whole process needed again ? Filesystem.squash
is 912 MB. I'm almost tempted to do a frugal install,
everything looks like it's there.
Advise ?
THX
edit: frugal setup boots but will not accept user/password at
graphic login screen.
If you vave the squashfs made already, go to directory:
/ISOTEMP/ISOMOUNT
and create the iso manually:
xorriso -as mkisofs -rock -omit-version-number -disable-deep-relocation -joliet -allow-leading-dots -volid "your-volid-name" -b isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -eltorito-alt-boot -e boot/grub/efi.img -no-emul-boot -o "/patch-to-working-dir/new-image.iso" "/patch-to-working-dir/ISOTEMP/ISOMOUNT"
Hi,
I think the iso refuses to create because the working
directory is another hard drive. So I make an iso out
of /ISOTEMP and it refuses to login. Boots into the
lightdm screen. What next ? It's stuck there
with incorrect password.
thanks for the response,
Patrick
It happens when the live user's /home directory is to large.
Have you put extra files to /etc/skel dir or have you installed something what is installed in /home directory, such as steam or so?
The second possible reason is new version of live scripts. Have you upgraded packages of the chrooted system before making new iso?