Yes I do mean the d-i images, sorry NOT the cd image.
There is a dists and pool directory with the d-i images. They are copied
from the archive towards the end of the build after the squashed file
system is made.
Also I have only build using the usb-hdd image. This is where the
parameter cdrom-detect/try-usb=true is required. I will test again to
see if it puts the boot parameter in or not. I have tried so many
combinations that I'm not sure. I may have put it in myself because I
use grub2.
As far as the fat32 filing system is concerned, I mean that If I copy
the the casper directory to a memory stick in the case where I want to
use grub2 to boot it, I found if the format is not fat32 one gets the
error message "Cdrom not found" when I try and install. The installer
works even though I have booted using grub2 on the first partition
(ext4) and the live files on the second partition which must be fat32.
If the second partition with the live files is ext4 then I found the
installer cannot find the install files "cdrom not found" and
interestingly the persistence also does not work. The persistence only
seems to work on a fat32 partition.
I will check the cdrom-detect/try-usb=true parameter in the syslinux
directory.
I will report back soon.
Cheers and thanks, this is fun.
Rob
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