I finally found a version of isomaster where everything worked and wrote this tutorial to do a full manual remaster using only GUI tools
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=53241
all you need is a running puppy and an existing iso
How to Manually Edit an ISO image before burning it to CD
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Hello gcmartin
you will see that i said:
you will see that the file isolinux.bin is there (the green one).
It is one of the files from the ISO we copied the files from.
As for the boot.cat file, that is created when the mkisofs command is run, and will be inside of the new ISO.
You can see this for yourself by looking at the third image i posted new-iso-in-qemu.png
Hope this helps
CatDude
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I don't think sogcmartin wrote: Is there something missing here?
Well then, if you read what i posted,gcmartin wrote: Where does the command mkisofs get isolinux.bin and boot.cat from?
you will see that i said:
and if you also look at the first image i posted new-iso-contents.pngCatDude wrote: Create a directory (in this example i used testcd)
Now copy ALL of the files from whatever Puppy ISO you are going to use, EXCEPT the file boot.cat into that directory
you will see that the file isolinux.bin is there (the green one).
It is one of the files from the ISO we copied the files from.
As for the boot.cat file, that is created when the mkisofs command is run, and will be inside of the new ISO.
You can see this for yourself by looking at the third image i posted new-iso-in-qemu.png
Hope this helps
CatDude
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