Hi,
I'm trying to make a GRUB (legacy) bootable cdrom image. I followed the instructions in the GRUB manual, but it says that it can't find mkisofs. Any ideas?
mkisofs not found
Re: mkisofs not found
Are you using Windows or Linux (or something else)?ubergeek wrote:Hi,
I'm trying to make a GRUB (legacy) bootable cdrom image. I followed the instructions in the GRUB manual, but it says that it can't find mkisofs. Any ideas?
I'm using Ubuntu Linux 7.10. GRUB 0.97.
The exact code I'm using (from my build.sh file) is:
(I have a folder, iso, with a folder, boot, with a folder, grub, with stage2_eltorito in it.) I took the above code from the GRUB manual.
The exact code I'm using (from my build.sh file) is:
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mkisofs -R -b boot/grub/stage2_eltorito -no-emul-boot \ -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -o grub.iso iso
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Ubuntu is similar to Debian in it's handling of this issue.
genisoimage is indeed the Debian/Ubuntu command for building a .iso image. However, mkisofs is also provided as a package that depends on genisoimage, and maps mkisofs onto genisoimage.
To download everything you'll need, type (as root):
and everything should work. If it doesn't, feel free to hit me.
genisoimage is indeed the Debian/Ubuntu command for building a .iso image. However, mkisofs is also provided as a package that depends on genisoimage, and maps mkisofs onto genisoimage.
To download everything you'll need, type (as root):
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apt-get install mkisofs