D3D Live ISO: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 15: | Line 15: | ||
* GNU IceCat Web browser ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_IceCat see Wikipedia article]) | * GNU IceCat Web browser ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_IceCat see Wikipedia article]) | ||
We need | We need three separate ISOs: | ||
* USB stick, 32-bit | * USB stick, 32-bit | ||
* CD, 32-bit | * CD, 32-bit | ||
* DVD, 32-bit | * DVD, 32-bit | ||
New ISO's are created within Portheus with script /mnt/sdXN/porteus/make_iso.sh. | New ISO's are created within Portheus with script /mnt/sdXN/porteus/make_iso.sh. | ||
| Line 43: | Line 40: | ||
In case of making tweaks to the bootloader config, | In case of making tweaks to the bootloader config, | ||
please edit: /media/torbjorn/Porteus/Porteus/boot/syslinux/porteus.cfg file. | please edit: /media/torbjorn/Porteus/Porteus/boot/syslinux/porteus.cfg file. | ||
Didn't work. Made new ISO with following changes | |||
* UEFI support | |||
* 32-bit | |||
* FAT32 filesystem on stick | |||
That did work, but FAT32 prevented anything from being stored on USB stick while in Porteus. | |||
Revision as of 02:08, 10 February 2016
The D3D Thesis project aims to provide participants a Live ISO. This is an operating system that resides on a CD, DVD or USB stick that can run on all common computers, independent of the state of their computer's hard drives, thereby bypassing installation procedures for 3D printing related programs.
Links
Tobben's Notes While Developing ISO
Porteus uses modules, Slackware style. We want our ISO to have modules for
- Printrun (most importantly Pronterface)
- Slic3r
- Point-and-klick environment like KDE
- GNU IceCat Web browser (see Wikipedia article)
We need three separate ISOs:
- USB stick, 32-bit
- CD, 32-bit
- DVD, 32-bit
New ISO's are created within Portheus with script /mnt/sdXN/porteus/make_iso.sh.
Maybe useful:
save-changes - dump whole changes from the live session into a module
Wrote ISO to USB stick
sudo dd if=Porteus-KDE4-v3.1-x86_64.iso of=/dev/sdc
Didn't work. Re-formatted USB stick, extracted contents of ISO file and put it on USB stick. Mounted USB-stick, copied Portheus files over there and ran the script
/media/torbjorn/Porteus/Porteus/boot/Porteus-installer-for-Linux.com
This produced a final message:
Installation finished successfully. You may reboot your PC now and start using Porteus. Please check the /boot/docs folder for additional information about the installation process, Porteus requirements and booting parameters. In case of making tweaks to the bootloader config, please edit: /media/torbjorn/Porteus/Porteus/boot/syslinux/porteus.cfg file.
Didn't work. Made new ISO with following changes
- UEFI support
- 32-bit
- FAT32 filesystem on stick
That did work, but FAT32 prevented anything from being stored on USB stick while in Porteus.