This generates an ISO but it gets to a point during the boot of the CD where it trys to apply the options in double quotes to running clonezilla and fails.
I was expecting the -e " " stuff to be feed into ocs-sr.
What do I have wrong?
Thanks,
Kevin Fehr
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/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -l 0 -t -k NONE -s -e "-t1 -p true restoredisk "comp2image" "sda sdb""
The above is not accepted by ocs-iso. You have to run it like:
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -l 0 -t -k NONE -s -e "-t1 -p true restoredisk comp2image sda sdb" comp2image
If any problem, please let me know.
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Kevin,
"The resultant iso ran /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla with the option -t1."
Sorry, I do not understand this. Could you please describe more ?
Thanks.
Steven.
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Will parse out such that the iso image will use the following parameters in generating the framework that then calls ocs-sr:
-l 0 -t -k NONE -s
When ocs-sr is called the parameters in the " " will be fed in to control the ocs-sr behaviour:
-e "-t1 -p true restoredisk comp2image sda sdb"
What I have experienced is the parameters in the quotes end up being passed to the executable /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla.
Since the parameter -t1 is not correct for the clonezilla executable the process stops and clonezilla prints out the help screen.
I tried looking up an overview of the processes that go on with the disk, but I could not find anything. I have looked at the various scripts, but that is too much of an effort for the time I have.
My ultimate goal is to make a simplified CD (or USB hard disk) that will minimize the options presented to a user. I feel so close but not quite able to get there. I feel like there is some bit of documentation on the processes that would answer all my questions, but I just have not found it.
Thanks,
Kevin
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Using the guide for making an ISO image I started with:
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -g en_US.UTF-8 -t -k NONE -e "-g auto -b -c restoredisk sarge-image hda" sarge-image
and based on what I do to make a clone I ended up with:
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -l 0 -t -k NONE -s -e "-t1 -p true restoredisk "comp2image" "sda sdb""
This generates an ISO but it gets to a point during the boot of the CD where it trys to apply the options in double quotes to running clonezilla and fails.
I was expecting the -e " " stuff to be feed into ocs-sr.
What do I have wrong?
Thanks,
Kevin Fehr
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -l 0 -t -k NONE -s -e "-t1 -p true restoredisk "comp2image" "sda sdb""
The above is not accepted by ocs-iso. You have to run it like:
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -l 0 -t -k NONE -s -e "-t1 -p true restoredisk comp2image sda sdb" comp2image
If any problem, please let me know.
Steve,
Thanks for the hint, but the same results.
The resultant iso ran /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla with the option -t1.
Kevin,
"The resultant iso ran /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla with the option -t1."
Sorry, I do not understand this. Could you please describe more ?
Thanks.
Steven.
Steve,
Thanks for the hint, but the same results.
The resultant iso ran /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla with the option -t1.
My understanding from the documentation is the line:
/opt/drbl/sbin/ocs-iso -l 0 -t -k NONE -s -e "-t1 -p true restoredisk comp2image sda sdb" comp2image
Will parse out such that the iso image will use the following parameters in generating the framework that then calls ocs-sr:
-l 0 -t -k NONE -s
When ocs-sr is called the parameters in the " " will be fed in to control the ocs-sr behaviour:
-e "-t1 -p true restoredisk comp2image sda sdb"
What I have experienced is the parameters in the quotes end up being passed to the executable /opt/drbl/sbin/clonezilla.
Since the parameter -t1 is not correct for the clonezilla executable the process stops and clonezilla prints out the help screen.
I tried looking up an overview of the processes that go on with the disk, but I could not find anything. I have looked at the various scripts, but that is too much of an effort for the time I have.
My ultimate goal is to make a simplified CD (or USB hard disk) that will minimize the options presented to a user. I feel so close but not quite able to get there. I feel like there is some bit of documentation on the processes that would answer all my questions, but I just have not found it.
Thanks,
Kevin
Which version of Clonezilla live are you using ? Did you create such a customized iso in Clonezilla live environment or Clonezilla SE environment ?