Description of problem: When trying to run pungi from start to finished iso to make installation disk, I do not get through to creating the image successfully Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): pungi-0.2.7-1.fc7.noarch.rpm How reproducible: run pungi --all-stages and check for iso creation after process completed. Steps to Reproduce: 1. run pungi 2. check directory for iso image 3. no image created. Actual results: No iso for install created Expected results: an iso created under iso to make installation disc Additional info: Refer to log for details.
Created attachment 149230 [details] Log referenced on fedora-test list
The first problem was related to raid.py missing the additional ) character. I corrected this problem as per help from Michal Jaegermann in message linked below: https://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2007-March/msg00089.html Now I get through to where the disc is created but the disc fails because of attached log error. Log will be attached next.
Created attachment 149239 [details] Log after raid.py error corrected Fails to create iso still.
This is because your iso label is too big. For now, try shortening the name / version you're giving your spin.
The original issue reported in this bug is not a pungi problem. Please refile with the pungi specific issue if you need to.
The original problem was that there never was created an iso image and the process was stopped first because of the raid.py error. Now the error regarding the creation of iso files is directly related to the length of the filename. I have taken out the variables for the image from the pungi.py script and added a specific filename in place of the variables. I am now running pungi --all-stages to see if the iso file will generated. Thanks for the program and reading through the code, it is not a simple task to accomplish with all activities of responsibility that the developers have to keep up with. Thanks to you and Michal Jaegermann for helping me get this far through the program to generate a custom build.