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Added support for Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish #33
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This (with the changes suggested) yields a booting usb drive! 🙇♂️
* Changed the default ubuntu release to 22.04 (jammy) * Added option --focal for 20.04 (focal) * Implemented extracting boot partitions from existing cd image * Changed xorriso call for image creation to conform to 22.04 layout Signed-off-by: Nis Wechselberg <[email protected]>
Hi, This is failing for me with the following error. Can you re-check?
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@smcoder0707 what is your full command line ? Also does it also fail with the released code (not the code in this branch) ? |
Not sure what you mean but the script from the original repo worked perfectly. Then I applied this patch from your pull request to modify the main script and now it fails only for ubuntu 22.04. Hope this information is sufficient. |
Have you tried to use release version (parameter -r)? |
Yes, just tried release version as well and it failed with similar/same error. The exact error is
I'm using "Ubuntu 18.04.6 LTS" within a HyperV VM if that matters. I've just cloned your code from here and did a fresh test. But It's all error. |
Alright, turns out my VM has some problem. Not sure what is the problem but I tried another freshly installed VM and that worked perfectly. |
Just tried it out and was able to build an iso with, but unfortunately it looks like the ISO doesn't boot on a uefi enabled motherboard? |
Installing generated iso in kvm worked for me. |
Looks good. I'm going to look to merge this with my -x function for adding additional files into the custom ISO. Not sure if that would be easier done by bringing this over to my fork or you adding to your fork? |
Not sure how to go ahead. I kind of gave up on this PR and switched to using pxeless. |
Thanks for this @eNBeWe It worked with 24.04 desktop (changing some parameters) too. :) |
Could you share the working bits for 24.04? I'll edit to match server then instead of desktop. |
I basically replace the |
I previously forked and added an extra files switch. If there's some desire to try and update to newer versions with optional support based on a switch or other, I can take a look. I'm fairly sure I did something similar for a work related effort at a former employer not long after my extra files fork. Feel free to hit me up at https://github.com/steve-daedilus/ubuntu-autoinstall-generator. |
Signed-off-by: Nis Wechselberg [email protected]