Yes, I've add:
repo --name=foo --baseurl=file:///root/temp4

I then received an error regarding a missing LICENSE.html.  I created a blank 
file for that and the error went away and moblin-image-creator proceeded 
running through the list of the 755 packages in the image.

It then fails afterward trying to locate the kernel.  I've also replaced the 
reference to kernel-netbook with the name of my kernel.  I've tried several 
variants on the name (kernel.2.6.29*, kernel-2.6.29.2netbook-18.i386.rpm, 
kernel-2.6.29.2netbook-18.i386) because I'm not sure in the original 
kernel-netbook is mapped to the actual rpm.

What I'd like to know:
1.  What are the steps used to create the moblin repository?  Createrepo and 
repoview seem to be part of the steps.  
2.  What are the explicit command lines for these tools?  I know createrepo 
needs to be done with the -d option.  Anything else?
3.  How is the LICENSE.html file being generated in the repository to make 
moblin-image-creator's call into kickstart happy?
4.  Any other tools used in the creation of the moblin repository?

Max


-----Original Message-----
From: Wang, Jing J 
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 5:57 PM
To: Domeika, Max J; [email protected]
Subject: RE: Using an alternative kernel in a liveusb image

Have u tried add a repo line in ks file referring to your repo, which include 
your customized kernel package? Please make sure the version is bigger than the 
one in Moblin repo.

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Domeika, Max J
Sent: 2009年6月5日 7:58
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Moblin Dev] Using an alternative kernel in a liveusb image

Hi,

  I can use moblin-image-creator (ver. 2) to create an image just fine.  The 
image boots up fine on my netbook.  I can also download netbook kernel sources 
and build it just fine.

How would one create a liveusb image that includes and uses my custom built 
kernel?

I notice in moblin-image-creator there are options, --kernel-rpm-path, that may 
provide the functionality I want.  However, these seem to be under the category 
of nand options, not liveusb.  What is a nand image anyways?

I've tried to do a createrepo/repoview around my kernel rpm and then pointing 
to it in my kickstart file (.ks) fed into moblin-image-creator.  I can't seem 
to figure out quite what is needed to get that to work.

I'm considering copying the entire moblin repo locally and substituting my 
kernel, but copying megabytes of files seem like overkill.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Max
  


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