On Fri, 6 Jan 2006 19:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > > in the install-iso are some little errors: > > * For example, the hyperlinks in the default.html are not working, because > there no target html's.
Default.html is actually a hangover from the 1.1.x series. It was originally intended to lead to an HTML setup guide (very basic). > * The autorun.inf starts the windows\ooo_setup.exe > and no other Operating system. Simply because there are no other operating systems which can use an autostart. I looked into the possibilities for some sort of autorun under Linux, but there is none. The only way to do it would be to re-write the 'mount' command, or patch the supermount module in the source. Even then, few linux users make use of supermount for CD-ROMs. > * In the autorun.inf file is an entry incon= > which is not working, because there is no img-folder on the CD. I'll fix that for the nest version.... > * The > licenses folder is empty. Maybe that's okay. I decided that since the licenses are an integral part of the new installers, there was no real need for them in a separate folder. Unfortunately I forgot to remove the empty folder. > > In the extras-Iso are also some errors: > > * There is a autorun.inf which is not working, because the folders does'nt > exist. Well, it's really that there is no installer for the Extras. It could perhaps be used to fire up a page describing what is on the CD and where to install them, perhaps with some Javascript and a batch file to do the actual installation. > * What is shellrun.exe doing? Shellrun.exe is used in conjunction with autorun.inf to start whatever program you want to run. It used to be used on the 1.x.x series to start IE and display default,html. I've left it there for possible later use. > * In the Clipart folder exist a folder named openclipart-0.18-full and a > file named openclipart-0.18-win32.exe. I think the file is not needed. And that is probably why the 2.0.1 Extras CD is larger than the 2.0.0 version... I'll take a look at them on my Windows box, perhaps the .exe will install, not just unpack the clip art.... > * > Some files in the dictionary folder are very old. For Example de_DE.zip. I > think it would be better to use the system from the german PrOOo-Box-CD, > because the dictionaries are actually and there is the dicooo.sxw to > install the dictionaries offline. I've contemplated removing the dictionaries entirely, and relying on the user to use DicOO instead. What do you think? > * It seems that the extras folder and the > templates folder are not very actally. Does the stuff in these two folders > still working with OOo 2.0.1? They will work. When I have a little more time, I'll do a batch conversion of all the templates int the new OpenDocument Template format.... > > > > I can help to fix the errors, but i need a write permission on the source > and some information how is to crreate such an ISO. Depends in which OS you have. I use Mandriva 2006, and simply place all the files as I want them in a separate directory of my disk, then use k3b (which is a KDE app) and drag them into the pane. Then I simply open the burning dialog, and check the "Create Image only" box, and click the Start button... Under Gnome, you could use one of the other front-ends to mkisofs (X-CDRoast is good). Under Windows, I assume the procedure is the same, using something like Nero or similar. > > Best regards, > > Uwe Schoeler > -- Alex Fisher Co-Lead, CD-ROM Project OpenOffice.org Marketing Community Contact Australia/New Zealand http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
