@grizzly Hello again.
Re:
Definitely. We can no longer build rpms for the legacy CentOS variant anyway and although it’s taken way longer to release our next Stable we are pretty much there now. Make yourself a new installer via:
and then at least any reports you make can help to fix current releases rather than having to hand patch older installs which is all than can be done for our CentOS based release. Plus now we have the new DIY installer if you need a custom install it’s only an edit away. I.e. it’s entirely possible to build an installer with your custom Rock-on pre-installed. Assuming of course we can’t merge it in the official rock-ons repo that is.
Anything in the /root directory within the installer repo will override / add to the equivalent directory within the resulting install. Not required but another string to our bow as it were for those withing to speed up their own bare metal recovery scenarios and run custom rock-ons that haven’t been merged into:
Do report you findings, in a fresh forum post, with regard to the install build process as we are super keen to have it well known and as accessible as possible. It’s always handy, with every changing hardware, to be able to boot from the latest kernel in upstream for example to aid installer compatibility. Plus any DIY installer created via that repo has all pending updates pre-installed which can save a tone of time on getting a system setup and updated.
Hope that helps.