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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/13/2014 4:53 PM, Eric Bradshaw
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To whomever may be able to provide some insight;<br>
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Black Lab Image Creator (BLIC) 1.5 has NOT been tested with
Lubuntu 14.10, but I'd like to continue using it to make Lubuntu
respins if I can. Starting with BLIC's predesessor Remastersys; I
have successfully made the C4C Lubuntu ReSpins based on 12.10,
13.04, 13.10, and 14.04. But, while trying to use Black Lab Image
Creator 1.5 with Lubuntu 14.10 I get the following error early in
the distribution build process:<br>
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cp: missing destination file operand after
‘/home/blacklabimage/remasteredsys/ISOTMP/isolinux/’<br>
Try 'cp --help' for more information<br>
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The distribution build process continues and the iso seems to be
produced as normal. However, after burning the iso to DVD and
attempting to start another (32-bit) machine from it, I never even
get to my custom splash screen. I get the error;<br>
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failed to load ldlinux.c32<br>
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I believe the ldlinux.c32 file is created from contents I've
always edited; isolinux.cfg is where I change the text of the
splash screen (splash.png) to our own and remove options to start
the install in low graphics mode or live. It seems that the error
I get while first starting to boot a 32-bit machine from CD (DVD
in this case) means a file called vesamenu.c32 failed to be
created in /home/blacklabimage/remasteredsys/ISOTMP/isolinux/ and
therefore failed to make it onto the iso.<br>
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I went back and used Black Lab Image Creator 1.1 to respin Lubuntu
14.04.<br>
The vesamenu.c32 file is created and contains exactly one line:<br>
žþLÍ!üè<br>
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There are other options for a non-programmer like me to respin
Lubuntu. However, I have grown quite fond of this particular
method. If anyone can help me figure out what changed/why this no
longer works I'd be very grateful.<br>
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Eric Bradshaw<br>
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Thank You,<br>
God Bless,<br>
Computers4Christians<br>
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I haven't got the first thing to offer by way of a solution or
insight, but this is a topic I have been interested in. So maybe
you can help ME instead!<br>
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When you say, "There are other options for a non-programmer like me
to respin Lubuntu," what options were you thinking about?<br>
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I have seen references to Distroshare Ubuntu Imager (<a
href="https://github.com/Distroshare/distroshare-ubuntu-imager">https://github.com/Distroshare/distroshare-ubuntu-imager</a>)
and Systemback (<a
href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/systemback/">http://sourceforge.net/projects/systemback/</a>)
as Remastersys alternatives, but I have not tested either of them.
I'd be interested in anyone else's experience with them or other
alternatives.<br>
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