Hi,
> I'm thinking to allow passing arbitrary options to xorriso by just
> putting it on command line.
> Do you recommend to switching to native xorriso interface?
There are differences how file names without "="
are handled.
xorriso maps /my/dir to /my/dir.
xorriso -as mkisofs maps /my/dir to /d
Hi,
attached is an updated patch to summarize my
current proposal for grub-mkrescue.
My reply to mails of Vladimir and Seth seems
still stuck in eggs.gnu.org. (At least that
was the culprit last time.)
The current proposal follows Vladimir's idea:
> I'm thinking to allow passing arbitrary optio
Quoting Vladimir 'φ-coder/phcoder' Serbinenko, who wrote the following on...:
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
Isaac Dupree wrote:
What size range are the whole images?
The minimum output of grub-mkrescue 1.98 with
xorriso is 1544192 bytes.
grub-mkisofs: 1550336
genisoimage: 1859584 (-307200 w
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> reviewing my grub-mkrescue 1.98 test script
> i see these options which will cause the files
> in /boot to have low block addresses:
>
>xorriso ... -as mkisofs ... \
>--sort-weight 0 / --sort-weight 1 /boot \
>...
>
> The boot catalog gets a low LBA by de
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Isaac Dupree wrote:
>
>> What size range are the whole images?
>>
>
> The minimum output of grub-mkrescue 1.98 with
> xorriso is 1544192 bytes.
> grub-mkisofs: 1550336
> genisoimage: 1859584 (-307200 with -no-pad)
>
> One may add lots of other files, of cou
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>>> - Option --diet saves about 400 kB of image
>>> size without losing much benefit.
>>>
>> If it doesn't lose much,
>> why would it not be the default?
>>
>
> Maybe one should revert the default and offer
> an option
> --multi-session-toc
> inste
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> would the following changes be acceptable for
> grub-mkrescue ?
>
> - Option --xorriso=PROGFILE allows to use a
> particular binary as xorriso program.
> This will avoid the need to install xorriso.
> One can just unpack and build it in some
> directory and
Hi,
reviewing my grub-mkrescue 1.98 test script
i see these options which will cause the files
in /boot to have low block addresses:
xorriso ... -as mkisofs ... \
--sort-weight 0 / --sort-weight 1 /boot \
...
The boot catalog gets a low LBA by default.
I remember Vladimir mentioned tha
Hi,
Isaac Dupree wrote:
> What size range are the whole images?
The minimum output of grub-mkrescue 1.98 with
xorriso is 1544192 bytes.
grub-mkisofs: 1550336
genisoimage: 1859584 (-307200 with -no-pad)
One may add lots of other files, of course.
> Also I guess no one compresses whole ISOs
I
On 05/19/10 08:13, Colin Watson wrote:
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 02:01:50PM +0200, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
- Option --diet saves about 400 kB of image
size without losing much benefit.
I don't have much of an opinion on this; but if it doesn't lose much,
why would it not be the default? Or, pu
Hi,
> > - Option --diet saves about 400 kB of image
> > size without losing much benefit.
> If it doesn't lose much,
> why would it not be the default?
Maybe one should revert the default and offer
an option
--multi-session-toc
instead ?
> Or, put another way, why would
> somebody want to
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 02:01:50PM +0200, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
> would the following changes be acceptable for
> grub-mkrescue ?
>
> - Option --xorriso=PROGFILE allows to use a
> particular binary as xorriso program.
> This will avoid the need to install xorriso.
> One can just unpack and
Hi,
would the following changes be acceptable for
grub-mkrescue ?
- Option --xorriso=PROGFILE allows to use a
particular binary as xorriso program.
This will avoid the need to install xorriso.
One can just unpack and build it in some
directory and use .../xorriso/xorriso
as binary.
-
Hi,
while my local bzr upgrade problems still persist
i can view grub-mkrescue.in at
https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/grub/grub2-bzr
> xorriso -pathspecs on -as mkisofs
I would make this
xorriso -report_about HINT -as mkisofs -graft-points
Option -report_about HINT will reduce verb
Hi,
i sent this message 4 hours ago but it did
not show up yet. So i send it again on the risk
to produce a duplicate.
While my local bzr upgrade problems still persist
i can view grub-mkrescue.in at
https://code.launchpad.net/~vcs-imports/grub
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