On Monday, April 4, 2016, 14:01:42, Thomas Schmitt via Syslinux wrote:> What software and options did you use to produce the ISO ?Since I'm on Windows, I ended using Microsoft's oscdimg, with the following command line: oscdimg.exe -a -m -o -j1 -bootdata:2#p0,e,bcd\isolinux\boot.bin#pEF,e,bcd\boot\efiboot.ima CD sysresccd.iso I haven't tried booting the resulting ISO in BIOS mode, and the program gave an error about the image file being too large if efiboot.ima was >32MB. -- < Jernej Simon?i? ><><><><>< http://eternallybored.org/ > Matter will be damaged in direct proportion to its value. -- Murphy's Constant
Hi,> oscdimg.exe -a -m -o -j1 > -bootdata:2#p0,e,bcd\isolinux\boot.bin#pEF,e,bcd\boot\efiboot.ima CD > sysresccd.isoNot more ugly than the usual Linux commands. :))> the program gave an error about the image file being too large if > efiboot.ima was >32MB.At least it was aware of the limitation. But not of the workaround which UEFI offers. (In older versions of xorriso i stored 65535 which seems to have worked, too. But 0 and 1 are mentioned in the specs. So i now write 0.) In case it ever becomes important to have an EFI boot image larger than 32 MB, there are xorriso.exe around. Based on Cygwin, i guess. It should also be possible to build GNU xorriso in Cygwin from source. Have a nice day :) Thomas
> In case it ever becomes important to have an EFI boot image larger > than 32 MB, there are xorriso.exe around. Based on Cygwin, i guess. > It should also be possible to build GNU xorriso in Cygwin from source. > > > Have a nice day :) > > ThomasFWIW... Thomas, the "xorriso.exe" files that are available are not really "around". They are not easy to find, and they are old versions. I am just mentioning this so to avoid giving the impression that some Windows user could "easily" use xorriso. Now, if such user wants to build xorriso from source under Windows, that's not "easy" nor a task "for everyone". For a Windows-based command-line tool, "mkisofs.exe" _is_ easily available (together with the whole CDRTOOLS / CDRECORD binary archive) in its very latest (alpha) version, 3.02a06. Regards, Ady.