Jeremy Katz escribió:
On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 08:45 +0200, Alexandre Magaz Graça wrote:
I'm making a LiveCD that I want to autorun (from Windows and Linux) to
open a browser showing some help about how it works. So I added a new
option that lets add to the CD root file system.
If someone finds it useful, the attached patch adds this option to
pilgrim. The patch is for the latest git version.
While this is useful, more generally, you may want to add other
directories as well. Or be able to modify the bootloader config. So I
wonder if more accurately what's wanted is really implementing
--nochroot for %post from the config. That way, you could do whatever
you want.
The reason against is that it's kind of scary to let an unchroot'd
script run when creating live CDs as the config may or may not be
trustable.
Jeremy
Well, you really can add as many directories as you want. You get the
contents of the directory into the root, not the directory itself. So if
you specify --add-extra-files dir and the contents of dir are a single
file named help.html, you get something like this:
/
|-- sysroot
|-- isolinux
| |-- boot.cat
| |-- initrd.img
| |-- isolinux.bin
| |-- isolinux.cfg
| |-- splash.jpg
| |-- vesamenu.c32
| `-- vmlinuz
|-- help.html
[...]
instead of this other
/
|-- sysroot
|-- isolinux
| |-- boot.cat
| |-- initrd.img
| |-- isolinux.bin
| |-- isolinux.cfg
| |-- splash.jpg
| |-- vesamenu.c32
| `-- vmlinuz
|-- dir
| `-- help.html
[...]
So, you only have to put directories inside dir. But yes, it doesn't
solves the boot loader problem and others :(
Cheers,
Àlex
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