For me, an iso created with aui-mkinstall won't boot, while the same iso will with aui-mkusb.
Does aui-mkinstall not support legacy bios boot? Or are there other know differences / issues?
Not sure if this is the cause, but the script fails to unmount directories. these are the last lines:
[aui-mkinstall] INFO: Copying data to /home/user/auiwork/usb, may take some time
[aui-mkinstall] INFO: Removing live settings
[aui-mkinstall] INFO: Initialising pacman keys
[aui-mkinstall] INFO: Configuring user archie
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/tmp: target is busy.
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/run: target is busy.
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/dev/shm: target is busy.
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/dev/pts: target is busy.
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/dev: target is busy.
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/sys: target is busy.
umount: /home/user/auiwork/usb/proc: target is busy.
[aui-mkinstall] INFO: initramfs update
For me, an iso created with aui-mkinstall won't boot, while the same iso will with aui-mkusb.
Does aui-mkinstall not support legacy bios boot? Or are there other know differences / issues?
Not sure if this is the cause, but the script fails to unmount directories. these are the last lines: