Hi all,
Previously I used edited version of freeldr.ini to build livecd ISOs, it is in \output-i386\livecd\
Now freeldr.ini is becoming overwritten in make process by newly generated "standard" one, and it is overwriting my manually edited version.
So 1) what is now the correct way is to have custom freeldr.ini in iso image?
2) For what are these new automagical erase-and-newly-generate scripts?
Although I can now manually edit (in iso image) what has been done earlier automatically, replace the file, but, at my PoV something goes wrong.
-- Best Regards, M.A.
So well, I found solution, just informing if somebody interested.
The file to change to get freeldr.ini involved unchanged in LiveCD, is this one: \boot\bootdata\livecd.ini It won't be regenerated.
Correspondingly for BootCD probably will be this one: \boot\bootdata\bootcd.ini
Sometimes I thing this kind of info should go into somewhere in wiki
Regards, M.A.
On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 12:54 PM, Minas Abrahamyan minas.subs@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Previously I used edited version of freeldr.ini to build livecd ISOs, it is in \output-i386\livecd\
Now freeldr.ini is becoming overwritten in make process by newly generated "standard" one, and it is overwriting my manually edited version.
So
what is now the correct way is to have custom freeldr.ini in iso image?
For what are these new automagical erase-and-newly-generate scripts?
Although I can now manually edit (in iso image) what has been done earlier automatically, replace the file, but, at my PoV something goes wrong.
-- Best Regards, M.A.
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Minas Abrahamyan