Hello,

I run into a few small problems generating a customized install usb stick/cd with your script. They are of the minor type and I don't know, if they are special to SuSE systems, but I think they are general enough to put them into the script.

• Under SuSE, at least, fdisk was not found in the path. I had to add /sbin to the end of the path to make the fdisk statements work. Maybe it would not harm to add /usr/sbin too.
• At the end you have a chown statement to change all the created files back to the owner:
  Code:

  chown -R --from=$USER:$USER $SUDO_USER:$SUDO_USER $ipath/*
  This produced an error message running it, because there is no group that refers to $SUDO_USER. When I changed this to $SUDO_UID:$SUDO_GID the script did not complain any more.

I hope this helps you make your script run on more Linux versions, that it probably already does.

Regards, Dieter

Hello, thanks for testing the script on SuSE,

With adding /sbin to the path you mean to the "global system" path and not the script ?
It sound strange that it's not in it from the start.

If /sbin /usr/sbin not in the path you can't run any command in
the dirs if you don't specify the absolute path when you run the command.

Ya your right I changed $SUDO_USER to SUDO_UID:SUDO_GID