Creating "Restore Disc" with IFL?
Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 11:32 am
Hello,
I've followed the tutorial here: http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=545
After writing the ifl-custom.iso back to a bootable USB stick I don't get the expected "Restore Menu" with 2 items, that I've configured during the process but the normal menu, that the standard IFL boot disk / image presents by default. The only difference: Apart from the missing restore menu, configured features like keyboard setup (de-latin1-nodeadkeys/quertz) or kernel parameters, etc.) are working fine.
All steps in the tutorial went fine, I didn't get any errors or unexpected behavior anywhere.
If I use these menu entries within the new bootable stick I can see my previously configured 2 lines menu, so the general modifications went through:
Auxiliary Menu - Restore Disc Configuration - Confugre Restore Commands/Menu
1: --r --d:l1@0x1 --f:l0@0x2:"/testwin" --rb:4
2: --b --d:l1@0x1 --f:l0@0x2:"/testwin" --log:0 --rb:4
(and of cause, "Restore Disc Menu:" is "Enabled")
Any hints available?
Regards,
Highend
I've followed the tutorial here: http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=545
After writing the ifl-custom.iso back to a bootable USB stick I don't get the expected "Restore Menu" with 2 items, that I've configured during the process but the normal menu, that the standard IFL boot disk / image presents by default. The only difference: Apart from the missing restore menu, configured features like keyboard setup (de-latin1-nodeadkeys/quertz) or kernel parameters, etc.) are working fine.
All steps in the tutorial went fine, I didn't get any errors or unexpected behavior anywhere.
If I use these menu entries within the new bootable stick I can see my previously configured 2 lines menu, so the general modifications went through:
Auxiliary Menu - Restore Disc Configuration - Confugre Restore Commands/Menu
1: --r --d:l1@0x1 --f:l0@0x2:"/testwin" --rb:4
2: --b --d:l1@0x1 --f:l0@0x2:"/testwin" --log:0 --rb:4
(and of cause, "Restore Disc Menu:" is "Enabled")
Any hints available?
Regards,
Highend