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...t gmail.com> On 23/02/2016 00:37, Martin T via Syslinux wrote: > When I try to understand what an hybrid ISO is, then looks like it is > a regular(according to El Torito standard) bootable ISO, which is > post-processes with isohybrid(?). > Isohybrid(https://gist.github.com/jsarenik/e184b4061263dbd7d3a3) seems > to add simply MBR to ISO. Is there anything else which makes a regular > bootable ISO to hybrid ISO? In addition, how should one understand > partition table on hybrid ISO image? Instead of using e.g. mkisofs then post-processing with isohybrid you could use xorriso. For intance...

...627M 0 Empty /dev/sdb2 8568 9399 832 416K ef EFI (FAT-12/16/32) # When I try to understand what an hybrid ISO is, then looks like it is a regular(according to El Torito standard) bootable ISO, which is post-processes with isohybrid(?). Isohybrid(https://gist.github.com/jsarenik/e184b4061263dbd7d3a3) seems to add simply MBR to ISO. Is there anything else which makes a regular bootable ISO to hybrid ISO? In addition, how should one understand partition table on hybrid ISO image? thanks, Martin