On Mo April 13 2009, Jeremy Katz wrote: > On Sunday, April 12 2009, Till Maas said: > It's on my list to look at, but its existence was a little late for F11. > The conflict with the implanted md5 makes me a little sad inside, but > maybe we can come up with a good way to do both. The other thing it > seems somewhat likely to conflict with is dual-mode MBR/EFI boot CDs > which we also want to support. I was fooled by the implantisomd5 error message, they do not conflict. implantisomd5 tells me for a hybrid and normal F11 Beta Live iso image: | ERROR: Application data has been used - not implanting md5sum! This should probably mean, that there is already a md5sum implanted. Using "implantisomd5 --force *.iso" works and the iso still boots as a HD in qemu. > > The problem with live-iso-to-disk is, that it is not functional on F10 to > > create F11 live USB media, because it requires a F11 syslinux package. To > > create testing live USB media, it would be a lot better if it was > > possible just to use the latest Fedora Stable release to create bootable > > test media, which should be always possible to use dd or cat with the > > hybrid iso. > > There's a hacked livecd-iso-to-disk.sh in git and on my fedorapeople > page[1] that feedback on would be helpful. Assuming it works, then > we'll probably push the hack back to older releases. I was hoping to > find something better, but so far, no dice :/ Should it be tested with the original F10 syslinux package or does this not matter? Regards, Till
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