On 02/23/2010 09:33 AM, James Heather wrote: >> most simple usage is "edit-livecd.py image-you-want-to-edit.iso" this >> will give you a chrooted shell inside the livecd, fs mage. > > > Aha! That's very useful. I'd not twigged about getting a shell if you > don't specify a script. > > It would be handy to add a '-c' option for a command to run rather than > a shell script. It's a bit tedious creating a shell script with a single > command in it. It might also be handy to be able to specify > '--no-chroot' so that the command or script or shell gets executed > outside the chroot.
Yes we have already talked about this and I will also try to add this functionality soon. > One pain is that it seems you don't have net access once you're dropped > inside the chrooted environment. My idea was to update the image by > running 'yum update' from inside the chroot, but it doesn't work because > it can't find the network. Is there an easy way round this? Although this does seem like an interesting use case, I would argue that if you are going to be adding packages or updating a full livecd image, this should be done in the ks file and the image should be rebuild using livecd-creator. The edit-livecd script was mainly intended for a simple edit of a config file, addition of public key for SSH, or to change the root password. -D -- livecd mailing list [email protected] https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/livecd
