On Sun, 2006-01-01 at 18:36 +0100, Rikard Johnels wrote:
Hello all! I have tried to find a way to edit/change a allready made ISO. There are a few files i need to remove, rename and/or add. I have no access to the original "sourcetree", so i have to use the ISO as original.
mc can "mount" the ISO, but it complains as i try to edit or rename. I tried to loop mount (mount -o loop <image> <mount point> but that mounts it read only.
How can i change the filesystem and remake the ISO? Tried google, but couldnt find anything but a few Win programs...
I think what you need is more along the lines of what's needed to create a live cd, so try googling that thread. Take your .iso and mount it, then copy the image over onto your hd in a specific directory eg /usr/local/remaster. Make your changes and then recreate the .iso file. I'm pretty sure that you'll need to chroot so that your /usr/local/remaster directory is the root for your cd image. This is why I suggest you look up that thread and see how it needs to be done. IIRC opensuse had the instructions on compiling a live CD so you might want to try there first.