Allows you to replace the System Rescue CD kernel with your own, and generates a new sysresccd root filesystem image
License: BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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sysresccd-moddat's Introduction
This is a script that will extract, modify, and create the files needed
in order to replace the sysresccd 64 bit kernels with your own custom kernels,
include the spl/zfs modules, and refresh the dependency list (depmod).
How to use this script?
1. Compile your substitute rescue/altker64 bit kernels,
and compile the spl and zfs modules (On Gentoo: emerge -1 spl zfs-kmod)
2. Run the 'create.sh' script and pass the name of the kernel directory and the iso. (Example: ./create.sh 3.10.32-std410-amd64 3.13.5-alt410-amd64 /root/sysresccd.iso)
3. Take the files in the 'out' directory and replace the files in their respective locations with an iso editor. I use 'ISO Master'.
You will also need to have bliss-initramfs installed since it uses the initramfs that the application creates as a base for the files needed to be merged into the system rescue cd's root filesystem (sysrcd.dat).
Dependencies
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- xorriso
- bliss-initramfs
- zfs
- busybox