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I'm trying to make a Gentoo CD (who on here isn't?) for an IBM PPC64 |
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machine. The official Gentoo Minimal CD boots just fine on my machine |
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(RS/6000), but my own custom ISO does not. My disc is not being detected as |
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a bootable device, and oh how I wish I knew why. |
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My only guess is that it has something to do with mkisofs/cdrtools. I have |
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version 2.01.01_alpha10 installed. I realize that 2.01.01_alpha25 is |
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available, but I can't get that version even to create an ISO, let alone a |
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bootable one. |
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For reference's sake, here is the exact mkisofs command as it is getting run |
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by catalyst on my system: |
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mkisofs -J -r -l -chrp-boot -netatalk -hfs -probe -map |
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/var/tmp/catalyst/builds/default/livecd-stage2-ppc64-5.0/boot/map.hfs -part |
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-no-desktop -hfs-volid "catalyst 2007.0" -hfs-bless |
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/var/tmp/catalyst/builds/default/livecd-stage2-ppc64-5.0/boot -V "catalyst |
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2007.0" -o /root/MyDisc_PPC64.iso /var/tmp/catalyst/builds/default/livecd- |
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stage2-ppc64-5.0/ |
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What version of cdrtools was used to make Gentoo's official 2007.0 build? |
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Thanks, |
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Stephen |
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