Hi,

Ian Grant wrote:
> This is an empty filesystem AFAICS. It doesn't even have a boot loader on
> it. The sha256sum of the file I got
> isĀ 472404f74ef4bfd6b1a30d003cce7037fa6a16d2c11dc3bddeaf1b7e2020639e

I got very different results:

  $ wget 
https://dl.t2sde.org/binary/2025/t2-25.4-x86-64-musl-base-wayland-musl-clang-nocona.iso
  ...
  2025-05-27 13:38:21 (6.84 MB/s) -
  't2-25.4-x86-64-musl-base-wayland-musl-clang-nocona.iso' saved
  [1711742976/1711742976]
  $ x=t2-25.4-x86-64-musl-base-wayland-musl-clang-nocona.iso
  $ sha256sum $x
  446c919cd61655905bcaed2eadd04bcabf14f8cec2f760692bf3b8cb4902640b
    t2-25.4-x86-64-musl-base-wayland-musl-clang-nocona.iso
  $ xorriso -indev $x -report_el_torito plain -report_system_area plain
  ...
  El Torito images   :   N  Pltf  B   Emul  Ld_seg  Hdpt  Ldsiz         LBA
  El Torito boot img :   1  BIOS  y   none  0x0000  0x00      4         785
  El Torito boot img :   2  UEFI  y   none  0x0000  0x00   2880      834942
  El Torito img path :   1  /boot/grub/i386-pc/eltorito.img
  El Torito img opts :   1  boot-info-table grub2-boot-info
  El Torito img blks :   2  720
  ...
  System area summary: MBR grub2-mbr cyl-align-off
  ...
  MBR partition table:   N Status  Type        Start       Blocks
  MBR partition      :   1   0x80  0x83           64      3339704
  MBR partition      :   2   0x00  0xef      3339768         2880
  ...

So the ISO is prepared to boot from optical medium and from USB stick
via legacy BIOS and UEFI. Boot loader is obviously GRUB.
The EFI system partition is not a data file in the ISO filesystem but
rather an appended partition.

  $ sudo mount t2-25.4-x86-64-musl-base-wayland-musl-clang-nocona.iso /mnt/iso
  mount: /dev/loop0 is write-protected, mounting read-only
  $ du -s /mnt/iso
  1665076 /mnt/iso
  $ find /mnt/iso | wc -l
  3819
  $ 
 
Lots of data and 3819 files or directories are represented by Linux.


Have a nice day :)

Thomas

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