Re: Create an UEFI-Bootable ISO-Image

Am 10/05/2017 um 12:15 PM schrieb Johannes Meixner:
>>> Or alternatively you may try "mksusecd" ...
> ...
>> until now I used the y2mkiso from the yast2-product-creater.
>> Is there a major difference between them?
>> Or is the result the same?
>
> How funny!
> Because SUSE's genisoimage does not work out of the box
> some kind of "freak show of four alternatives" emerged.
> I have no idea in which particular ways those little
> monsters may or may not differ.
>

Hello Johannes,

I've looked over the help of mksusecd. It seems to do automatically what
I did by my own script.
But:
- I have modified isolinux.cfg which special boot entrys for different
hardware. Same for the grub2. Are they overwritten when I use mksusecd?
- The content is signed with a gpg key which is protected by a
passphrase. With my script I use gpg via batchmode and it gets the
passphrase from a textfile. Does mksusecd support that scenario?
- mksusecd need root privilegs, my script runs as user.

That are the stumbling blocks I figured out till now.
Who is the maintainer of that script? Looks great so far.


Regards

Daniel

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