I dug a little bit and found the the cause of the problem and a quick
and dirty solution.
The reason:
Image Creator uses platform.dist() to determine the platform it's
running on. If you run 'python -c "import platform; print
platform.dist()"' on Ubuntu before 8.10, the result is something like
'('debian', 'lenny/sid', '')'. If you run it on 9.04, the result is
something like '('Ubuntu', '9.04', 'jaunty')'
A quick fix:
change mic_cfg.py as attached
** Attachment added: "mic_cfg.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28497264/mic_cfg.patch
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Jaunty and Unsupported distribution error (moblin image-creator)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/354465
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