Actually, using http://fedoranews.org/contributors/gene_czarcinski/update_distro/ hints, integrated with Remi Collet answer on this thread (update of vmlinuz/initrd install files: It's the "buildinstall" job) and taking things at http://www.users.on.net/~rgarth/weblog/fedora/patch_cd.autumn (Simone Caronni comments in particular for pkgorder and buildinstall options) allowed me to create an updated DVD iso (up to 16/5 + unofficial 2118 kernels) in a very simple way. I was able to install without any problem (x86 arch): only a pair of dependency problems in install.log about pilot-link and another package, probably related to mirror not completely updated when I downloaded rpm updates to master the iso... The choice and filter inside the RPMS dir was made manually ;-( I didn't have time to check the scripts referred in the latest link and other sources. I'm going to repeat with the offical 2122 kernel and see. One probably important thing is that the whole process of creating the updated iso was done on an FC5 system, updated at the same level the future iso would have been. Or at least with latest packages for programs used: anaconda anaconda-runtime busybox-anaconda The main need for an updated kernel in DVD iso is in the case you have an hw component not or not well supported in 2054/original kernel (my case problem with sata drivers) and instead supported in an updated version. And also for consistency and coherency of the bundle itself. Thanks to all for the moment. Gianluca -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
