On Fri, Jan 11, 2019 at 02:00:58PM +0000, Holger Levsen wrote: > On Fri, Oct 26, 2018 at 04:56:56PM +0200, Wolfgang Schweer wrote: > > > As far as I was able to find out, the Debian Edu ISO image build process > > > on maintainer.skolelinux.no has been using this (also attached) patch to > > > write a content to .disk/cd_type enabling offline installation: > > ping. Missing attachment should really be attatched this time. > > as discussed on #debian-cd I've merged this patch now. > > KGB-0- | (#debian-cd) debian-cd master 15b482d Holger Levsen > tools/start_new_disc * start_new_disc: correct disk/cd-type for all types > * https://deb.li/emfG Thanks. After reading this thread again I figure that commit 805900a (see below) (in debian-cd-setup, not debian-cd) needs to be reverted in order to get smaller BDs. IIRC it has been this commit that triggered the big ones again (and the now merged patch tries to get offline useable BDs w/o the need to mark them explicitly as complete via removing COMPLETE=0). I'm aware that the last remark sounds a bit weird, but that's how it works to my understanding. diff --git a/buster/cronjob.weekly b/buster/cronjob.weekly index 0e56a8b..4443d3b 100755 --- a/buster/cronjob.weekly +++ b/buster/cronjob.weekly @@ -304,7 +304,7 @@ if lockfile -r0 $BUILDLOCK ; then if [ "$NOUSB"x = ""x ] ; then # USB "BD" image build_started EDUUSB - COMPLETE=0 INSTALLER_CD=K \ + INSTALLER_CD=K \ CDNAME=debian-edu-usb \ DEBIAN_EDU=1 \ KERNEL_PARAMS="modules=debian-edu-install-udeb" \ @@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ if lockfile -r0 $BUILDLOCK ; then # USB "BD" image with firmware build_started EDUUSBFIRMWARE - COMPLETE=0 INSTALLER_CD=L \ + INSTALLER_CD=L \ FORCE_FIRMWARE=1 \ CDNAME=firmware-edu-usb \ DEBIAN_EDU=1 \ Please check. Wolfgang
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