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Topic: How to move "filesystem.squashfs" whith ISO multiboot image?

I'm trying to merge the iso of Panda safe cd with the iso of gparted. All use the some directory: live, and the some name of filesysem: filesystem.squashfs
I move all files of gparte in the directory Gparted. I' ve change the isolinux.cfg in


label gparted  
kernel /gparted/vmlinuz1  
append initrd=/gparted/initrd1.img boot=live union=aufs noswap vga=791 ip=frommedia nolocales live-media-path=gparted

This settings works on the USB's version but not works in the iso's version.
http://www.iouppo.com/lite/pics/866c340e9b15a40f3d7dbe899da1c485.jpg
There is some solution?
Thanks in advance

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Re: How to move "filesystem.squashfs" whith ISO multiboot image?

Hello parsifal,

obviously "filesystem.squashfs" is not found, although "initrd1.img" parameter "live-media-path" is set correctly. Maybe it's a case-sensitivity problem. Directory "Gparted" is different from "gparted". Bootmanagers do often tolerate both, but not a running Linux system, which tries to find a file. Even if you specify the wrong parameters on creating your new ISO file, directory name "Gparted" might have been converted to "GPARTED".

Regards
cmdr

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Re: How to move "filesystem.squashfs" whith ISO multiboot image?

cmdr wrote:

Hello parsifal,

obviously "filesystem.squashfs" is not found, although "initrd1.img" parameter "live-media-path" is set correctly. Maybe it's a case-sensitivity problem. Directory "Gparted" is different from "gparted". Bootmanagers do often tolerate both, but not a running Linux system, which tries to find a file. Even if you specify the wrong parameters on creating your new ISO file, directory name "Gparted" might have been converted to "GPARTED".

Regards
cmdr

Thenk's, works cool
the folder was Gparted, i'm a lamer sad