StemseeS-Remastering-Suite-V5.4 pet 22/05/15

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#46 Post by sketchman »

It's still giving me weird issues. It built an iso this time, but it still did not make an sfs. It just copied the apupsys dir into the iso instead. It also did not copy the kernel to the iso.

I used option 8 on a full HD install.
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#47 Post by stemsee »

which partition is the install on (sda2 ?) or the entire sda hdd? Give more info/details.

. I recommend option 10 = sfs-direct-remaster.

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#48 Post by sketchman »

Install is on sdb1 and the iso is built on sdc1.

I'll try 10 when I get the chance later today.
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#49 Post by stemsee »

SRS-v5 accomodates April. q.sfs
removed code for rc.local
added 'growisofs -speed=8'

https://mega.co.nz/#!oJplASiC!1xoagNfBI ... 8jUM67Piks

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#50 Post by slavvo67 »

Is #6 supposed to create a bootable USB from an ISO? I was having a bit of trouble there trying to do so with 3 Headed Dog. Can you detail this a little more?

Thanks,

Slavvo67

stemsee

#51 Post by stemsee »

open /usr/sbin/sfs-unattended-remaster from line 558 edit to look like this:

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echo "Enter the usb device; eg sdb"
			read usb
			umount /dev/$usb
			isohybrid $niso
			dd if="$path""$pth1""$niso" of=/dev/$usb bs=4M
			sync
			sleep 1
			parted /dev/"$usb"1 set boot on
			sleep 1
			mount /dev/"$usb"1
			echo "Finished!"
			sleep 2
                       $rtn2menu && exit;;
and from line 609

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 6) echo "Enter 'usb partition iso' eg 'sdb sda5 /my-folder/new-Slacko-8.8.iso'
NB: If you choose to make the iso a hybrid back it up first."
			read usb part iso 
			umount /dev/$usb
			mount /dev/$part "$path""$part"
			#echo "Gparted will open for you to prepare your usb device. When ready close gparted."
			#gparted /dev/$usb
			echo "Make the iso a hybrid? y or n?"
			read hybrid
			if [[ "$hybrid" = y ]]; then
				isohybrid "$path""$part""$iso"
                                dd if="$path""$part""$iso" of=/dev/"$usb" bs=4M
			else
				dd if="$path""$part""$iso" of=/dev/"$usb" bs=4M
			fi
			parted /dev/"$usb"1 set boot on
			echo "Finished!"
			$rtn2menu && exit;; 
I don't remember how the parted code got omitted. But it had a bug which I see now as parted requires partition (sdb1) but dd only device (sdb).

stemsee

#52 Post by stemsee »

Stems-remastering-Suite-V5.1.pet utils fixed!
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#53 Post by stemsee »

V5.2

addded 2 items and reinstated RW utils.
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#54 Post by slavvo67 »

Stemsee,

So to clarify, item 6 should make an iso into a bootable USB? To save space, would you consider having it make a bootable USB without creating an iso file first? It seems all the files are already there without having the iso.

Also, can you consider adding about 5 seconds to the unattended for those slow readers like me?

Thanks and thanks!!

Slavvo67

stemsee

#55 Post by stemsee »

Yeah, it's a good idea!

stemsee

#56 Post by stemsee »

Anyway I had problems remastering quirky April 7.03 so I cut a version of sfs-direct-remaster script down for April only. Repacks initrd.q, works only in ram.

So you still need to install the suite then replace /usr/sbin/sfs-direct-remaster with this version.
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#57 Post by slavvo67 »

I had problems unzipping the following:

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#58 Post by stemsee »

It is a fake gz that means you only rename the file be deleting '.txt.gz'

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#59 Post by slavvo67 »

Cheater! :wink:

gcmartin

#60 Post by gcmartin »

Would it matter if the running system is DVD/Frugal based OR full install version (USB/HDD) for April64-703?

stemsee

#61 Post by stemsee »

is it too difficult to "just try it and see"? It takes three minutes or so.

gcmartin

#62 Post by gcmartin »

I take this to mean you want us to help by testing both conditions. Reason for my inquiry is that I am currently testing Barry's USB (full install) on a 1GB PC. The DVDs will NOT boot on 1GB PCs. I have not yet tested the DVD version on the larger RAM platforms.

I will test the full install version as soon as I get my arms around the current problems on the 1GB system in use with April64-703

Update: April64-703 testing has been abandoned. Problems with I/O subsystem and drives.

stemsee

#63 Post by stemsee »

This thread is for remastering. Specifically using my scripts. That's all.

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#64 Post by slavvo67 »

Script did not create the .iso anymore, at all. Couldn't burn to usb as it asks for the iso file.

Bindee

#65 Post by Bindee »

Can someone explain in idiot terms what the main difference is between this and the original remaster that comes with puppy or 3rd party tools such as mklivecd?

Thanksssssssssss

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