How do I create a bootable ISO image from a running ARM 7 based Debian 9 machine
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I am running a system on a Banana Pi M2+ which I need to clone into a bootable working copy and I cannot find repos for tools like syslinux and clonezilla for the ARM processor.
Is there another solution out there?
Needless to say I left this question for too long and now I am becoming very desperate.
Thanks in advance,
Rick
debian clonezilla syslinux arch-arm armbian
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
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I am running a system on a Banana Pi M2+ which I need to clone into a bootable working copy and I cannot find repos for tools like syslinux and clonezilla for the ARM processor.
Is there another solution out there?
Needless to say I left this question for too long and now I am becoming very desperate.
Thanks in advance,
Rick
debian clonezilla syslinux arch-arm armbian
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
Still think you should have a look grub's document about grub-mkiso and show some efforts in your question.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
Jan 10 at 8:12
How grub-mkiso is supposed to help if OP wants a ARM based Clonezilla?
– nwildner
Jan 10 at 10:12
Thank you guys, I was not aware that grub-mkiso was available for arm. I will investigate it and get back to you with my results. I have been working with Linux-Live-Kit since posting this message and I think I have a solution, but for some reason it is quite slow to boot compared to the original image I installed from.
– Rick
Jan 11 at 23:06
Well working with linux-live-kit has been proving to be a waste of time as the ISO images are not bootable. So I need to find out how to make them bootable for an ARM based architecture.
– Rick
Jan 14 at 8:20
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I am running a system on a Banana Pi M2+ which I need to clone into a bootable working copy and I cannot find repos for tools like syslinux and clonezilla for the ARM processor.
Is there another solution out there?
Needless to say I left this question for too long and now I am becoming very desperate.
Thanks in advance,
Rick
debian clonezilla syslinux arch-arm armbian
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
I am running a system on a Banana Pi M2+ which I need to clone into a bootable working copy and I cannot find repos for tools like syslinux and clonezilla for the ARM processor.
Is there another solution out there?
Needless to say I left this question for too long and now I am becoming very desperate.
Thanks in advance,
Rick
debian clonezilla syslinux arch-arm armbian
debian clonezilla syslinux arch-arm armbian
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
asked Jan 10 at 6:43
RickRick
61
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Still think you should have a look grub's document about grub-mkiso and show some efforts in your question.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
Jan 10 at 8:12
How grub-mkiso is supposed to help if OP wants a ARM based Clonezilla?
– nwildner
Jan 10 at 10:12
Thank you guys, I was not aware that grub-mkiso was available for arm. I will investigate it and get back to you with my results. I have been working with Linux-Live-Kit since posting this message and I think I have a solution, but for some reason it is quite slow to boot compared to the original image I installed from.
– Rick
Jan 11 at 23:06
Well working with linux-live-kit has been proving to be a waste of time as the ISO images are not bootable. So I need to find out how to make them bootable for an ARM based architecture.
– Rick
Jan 14 at 8:20
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Still think you should have a look grub's document about grub-mkiso and show some efforts in your question.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
Jan 10 at 8:12
How grub-mkiso is supposed to help if OP wants a ARM based Clonezilla?
– nwildner
Jan 10 at 10:12
Thank you guys, I was not aware that grub-mkiso was available for arm. I will investigate it and get back to you with my results. I have been working with Linux-Live-Kit since posting this message and I think I have a solution, but for some reason it is quite slow to boot compared to the original image I installed from.
– Rick
Jan 11 at 23:06
Well working with linux-live-kit has been proving to be a waste of time as the ISO images are not bootable. So I need to find out how to make them bootable for an ARM based architecture.
– Rick
Jan 14 at 8:20
Still think you should have a look grub's document about grub-mkiso and show some efforts in your question.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
Jan 10 at 8:12
Still think you should have a look grub's document about grub-mkiso and show some efforts in your question.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
Jan 10 at 8:12
How grub-mkiso is supposed to help if OP wants a ARM based Clonezilla?
– nwildner
Jan 10 at 10:12
How grub-mkiso is supposed to help if OP wants a ARM based Clonezilla?
– nwildner
Jan 10 at 10:12
Thank you guys, I was not aware that grub-mkiso was available for arm. I will investigate it and get back to you with my results. I have been working with Linux-Live-Kit since posting this message and I think I have a solution, but for some reason it is quite slow to boot compared to the original image I installed from.
– Rick
Jan 11 at 23:06
Thank you guys, I was not aware that grub-mkiso was available for arm. I will investigate it and get back to you with my results. I have been working with Linux-Live-Kit since posting this message and I think I have a solution, but for some reason it is quite slow to boot compared to the original image I installed from.
– Rick
Jan 11 at 23:06
Well working with linux-live-kit has been proving to be a waste of time as the ISO images are not bootable. So I need to find out how to make them bootable for an ARM based architecture.
– Rick
Jan 14 at 8:20
Well working with linux-live-kit has been proving to be a waste of time as the ISO images are not bootable. So I need to find out how to make them bootable for an ARM based architecture.
– Rick
Jan 14 at 8:20
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Still think you should have a look grub's document about grub-mkiso and show some efforts in your question.
– 炸鱼薯条德里克
Jan 10 at 8:12
How grub-mkiso is supposed to help if OP wants a ARM based Clonezilla?
– nwildner
Jan 10 at 10:12
Thank you guys, I was not aware that grub-mkiso was available for arm. I will investigate it and get back to you with my results. I have been working with Linux-Live-Kit since posting this message and I think I have a solution, but for some reason it is quite slow to boot compared to the original image I installed from.
– Rick
Jan 11 at 23:06
Well working with linux-live-kit has been proving to be a waste of time as the ISO images are not bootable. So I need to find out how to make them bootable for an ARM based architecture.
– Rick
Jan 14 at 8:20