I'm using the "toram" option to start Ubuntu based installations from
already existing installations directly from the hard drive. Reasons for
that is that I want to be able to perform a clean installation by
completely wiping the hard drive after the ISO has been loaded into RAM.
For example, if
This should be fixed, because when you boot an ISO file from your hard
drive and load Ubuntu to RAM, you are not able to do any repartitioning,
installing etc to the hard drive from where the ISO was loaded from when
it stays mounted. I have tested this on a Ubuntu installation with LVM
hard drive
These mentioned rows should be added (and tested):
if grep -q '^[^ ]* /isodevice ' /proc/mounts; then
mkdir -p /root/isodevice
mount -n -o move /isodevice /root/isodevice
fi
Current problem is that if you have Ubuntu based installation ISO files on your
hard drive and boot them
