ISO file which is now created isn't able to boot when it's burned into an USB stick using Balena Etcher or Unetbootin
I've finally got it booted into a real machine, but I had to do the following:
Formatting the USB as FAT32 and letting Unetbootin created the proper boot files inside (ldlinux.sys, menu.c32, syslinux.cfg, ubnfilel.txt and ubnpathl.txt)
Copying the ISO file's content (boot.cat, isolinux.bin, isolinux.cfg, kernel.gz, ldlinux.c32 and rootfs.gz) into the USB
Pressing "tab" when Unetbootin's menu appears and introducing the following boot command: /kernel.gz initrd=/rootfs.gz
That last command can be automatically introduced editing the Unetbootin's file syslinux.cfg, changing the last two lines per:
kernel /kernel.gz
append initrd=/rootfs.gz
It must be added some of the files which Unetbootin creates to the ISO file when it's created; for example, the following syslinux.cfg file should be included mandatory:
default menu.c32
prompt 0
menu title Boot menu
timeout 100
label LightNIX
menu label LightNIX v0.1
kernel /kernel.gz
append initrd=/rootfs.gz
ISO file which is now created isn't able to boot when it's burned into an USB stick using Balena Etcher or Unetbootin
I've finally got it booted into a real machine, but I had to do the following:
/kernel.gz initrd=/rootfs.gzIt must be added some of the files which Unetbootin creates to the ISO file when it's created; for example, the following
syslinux.cfgfile should be included mandatory: