David Hautbois wrote: (Please don't CC me, I am subscribed to the list)
> method 1 (2 partitions) -> better
> w$ only mount the first partition
> So
> sdb1 -> data
> sdb2 -> live
I'm not sure this is possible with syslinux, and might involve chainloading
two syslinux instances. (What is "w$"?)
> method 2 (1big partition)
> restore binary.img (400Mb) to the whole space (8Gb)
> dd creates a partition with the same size of binary.img.
There are at least two ways of doing this:
* Modify lh_binary_usb-hdd and override ${REAL_DIM} before dd is called to
be the size of the target disk. The units are in multiples of 1024k. A
patch that turned this into a real LH_ config variable (which defaulted to
"autodetected" or something) would be interesting to see.
* Create the partition, mount the binary.img loopback and copy the contents
to the partition. Make sure the partition is bootable and lba is off. Then
run:
cat /usr/lib/syslinux/mbr.bin > /dev/XXX
where XXX is the name of the "raw" block device (minus any partition
numbers).
Regards,
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