[gnomeman]

Hi all,
I was wondering what is the difference between MakeLive CD (remaster in the System menu) and the "mklivecd" script that is run from command?

I noticed that there is two different scrips in etc/sbin for each one. I always assumed they were the same. Is there different functionality to each?

chris

[don_crissti]

The menu entry is another script which makes use of mklivecd under the hood. It is supposed to provide a GUI - easy to use - interface to mklivecd. For more details open the two scripts in a text editor and have a look.

[gnomeman]

Cool,
Thanks again Don for a informative reply. Yeah..I looked at the scripts. The end results is about the same.

Thanks,
Gnomeman

[Digital_Resistance]

MakeLive CD (remaster in the System menu)

I cannot find any such entry in any of the menus!

[HarzVieh]

I cannot find any such entry in any of the menus!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Necromancy

[knome]

MakeLive CD (remaster in the System menu)

I cannot find any such entry in any of the menus!

It's not there any more.

The current method of remastering is to install mylivecd and draklive-install via synaptic and then follow these instructions...

http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.ph ... ic=74418.0

[Digital_Resistance]

Thanks for the replies.

The current method of remastering is to install mylivecd and draklive-install via synaptic

I am all but certain that I never did, yet I have an icon entitled
mylivecd-0.9.3-3pclos2010.i586.rpm in my File System.

[img]file://home/default/Downloads/mylivecd_included.png
[/img]

At this point, I think I will wait until I get the new release before trying to remaster.

HarzVieh:
I realized I had replied to a thread that was over two years old but I figured it was worth doing so, in order that others who find it just as I did will get the updated info and be spared the confusion and trouble I went through in trying to find the "Make Live CD" feature. (which I had heard of prior to finding this thread, from more than one source)