On Mon October 20 2008, Jeremy Katz wrote: > The md5sum embedding is done by putting the information into the > application specific area of the ISO. The problem is that this is a > (very) limited space and we're already using almost all of it to store > md5sums.
:-( > Also, I think (hope? :) that people are using the live images as much or > more off of USB sticks and so I'd rather not make any choices like this > which aren't generally usable no matter what type of medium you're > running the live image from. Currently I am more often booting a new iso image in qemu-kvm, than one from a USB stick. There it would be nice to simply run some "implant-locale" script to the iso, without the need to copy all contents onto a virtual USB device. And the information from the iso could also be used by a livecd-iso-to-disk script that can set the keyboard layout and locale somehow. Regards, Till
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