custom ubuntu cd

[Erdal Ronahi]

Hi,

I tried to create an Ubuntu Live CD with GNOME and Kurdish (ku). Although I
got a "success" message, there is no directory "remaster-new-files" in
~/tmp. Only "remaster-iso" and "remaster-root" are there. I repeated the
procdure three times with the same result.

Here is the console output:

mkbootmsg -O -v -L ../.. -l boot/log -c boot.config boot/init
make: mkbootmsg: Command not found
make: *** [bootdir] Error 127
Failed to build gfxboot theme, error=2
Running ISO customization script /tmp/tmp.VLHEoq/customize_iso with remaster
dir /home/erdal/tmp/remaster-iso failed, error=1

Does anyone else have similar problems?

Regards,
Erdal

2006/5/29, Krzysztof Lichota <krzysiek at lichota.net >:
>
> Krzysztof Lichota napisał(a):
> > Peter Chabada napisał(a):
> >> Ubuntu Desktop CD does not contain translations of system. I think it's
>
> >> a reported bug, but still does not contains translation of Gnome
> desktop
> >> environment. I would like to create customized installation CD with
> >> appropriate language packs. Is there some official howto? Did someone
> do
> >> that?
> >
> > I have a script to do this automatically, though it needs some polishing
> > and I haven't used it recently after refactoring the code (for creating
> > localized CDs).
> > See
> >
> http://lichota.net/~krzysiek/projects/kubuntu/dapper-livecd-optimization/live-cd-remaster-0.2.tgz<http://lichota.net/%7Ekrzysiek/projects/kubuntu/dapper-livecd-optimization/live-cd-remaster-0.2.tgz>
> > try it with customization directory called "polish" (it is for Polish
> > locale).
> >
> > I will try to test it tomorrow with Kubuntu RC.
> >
> > There is for sure an issue with boot screen appearing in English (you
> > have to change language using F2). I wasn't able to change it to some
> > other locale, I will have to dig deeper into bootlogo internals.
>
> I have tested it, there is some issue with removing language packs.
> You have to remove (or comment out) from
> customization-dir-examples/polish/customize lines removing English
> locale, beginning with:
> REMOVED_PACKAGES="language-pack-en language-support-en
>
> and, of course, change lines installing language packs to install your
> locale, and remove from second REMOVED_PACKAGES line removing your
> locale. You should also put your full locale name in
> ../customize-dir-examples/polish/livecd_locale (this will make system
> appear in this locale even if user does not choose language at boot
> using F2).
>
> After that run:
> sudo nice ./remaster-live-cd.sh
> ~/downloads/kubuntu/kubuntu-6.06-rc-desktop-i386.iso
> ../customize-dir-examples/polish/
>
> and make yourself a large cup of tea/coffee/whatever. Live CD will be
> created as ~/tmp/remaster-new-files/livecd.iso.
>
> HTH
>
>         Krzysztof Lichota
>
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