I would like to create an iso / cd / dvd of my system
That can be self-installing like the original ISO
How should I move to update and create a bootable iso with ready-made programs and configurations

Hello cip060,

open Jalapeno, drag'n drop System icon to the Jalapeno windows and create an ISO file via menu then burn it.

I think it should be ok...

@Papiosaur

This resulting CD would not be "self-installing" though. (See first post.)

@ASiegel : ha ok i have understood bootable as MorphOS ISO

Maybe a small installation script with the copy command:

copy all SystemCD: (for exemple) to sys: ?

I would try it the hacky way:

Take the corresponding MorphOS-ISO and modify it by adding/replacing your stuff.

No idea if that would still be bootable and I have no plans to try it....

was what I thought too
if you add the applications and utilities you use it should work
it is also true that you just need to copy the files

You should be able to prepare a bootable ISO with already existing tools - there's mkisofs in MOSSYS:Data/Jalapeno.

I'd strongly advise you to create a copy of your system somewhere, say Work:BootCD folder instead of creating an iso directly! You'll need additional files there anyway. Assuming you're using a PPC Mac, you should mount the MorphOS ISO corresponding to the OS you have installed and copy the mac_ppc32/64 folders to Work:BootCD. Those folders are hardcoded in the OpenFirmware so don't try to rename them ;) Once you've copied your system partition there, you can generate the ISO. Try this in a shell:

Code:

You can now burn the ISO with Jalapeno. Should work :)

I tried the copy of my system is performed but unfortunately it is not seen by the Mac boot manager not even holding the C key to make the cd boot
Other solutions?
I tried to update the original ISO with Windows but Morphos ISO is hybrid and does not add anything to me