How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

sf97ahgf

PPPDUD wrote:
benji123good wrote:
NexusSfan wrote:
ok so why is this all about iPads now
Yeah iPads aren’t even grate p.s switch to android
If you don't like iPadOS, run Android on your iPad instead, rather than wasting money on a Korean scam company.

You can't because after you jailbreak your iPad, the cpu still checks for the kernel signature.

gamer20132020

i am on the mac not ipad !!!!!!!

gamer20132020

Can we switch back to the main topic instead of going uncontrollable to make this an iPad discussion

applejuiceproduc

gamer20132020 wrote:
i am on the mac not ipad !!!!!!!

intel mac or apple silicon mac?

On an intel mac it would be about as easy as it gets to make an iso for a scratch project, but on apple silicon it would probably technically be possible, but most iso making tools wouldn't work (probably). However things like asashi linux have managed to make isos for apple silicon, so it must be possible.

benji123good

guys lets just switch to qlack os

NexusSfan

benji123good wrote:
guys lets just switch to qlack os

no thats cringe os

__Falcon-Games__

Impossible, an ISO is an optical disk image which contains an entire filesystem usually used to contain OSs such as Linux. A SB3 on the other-hand is a project created by Scratch. Those are too very different things that cannot be converted to each other.

NexusSfan

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Impossible, an ISO is an optical disk image which contains an entire filesystem usually used to contain OSs such as Linux. A SB3 on the other-hand is a project created by Scratch. Those are too very different things that cannot be converted to each other.

By converting I mean getting an ISO to run a scratch project automatically.

gamer20132020

I am just going to use chrome OS

applejuiceproduc

gamer20132020 wrote:
I am just going to use chrome OS

that won't help?

__Falcon-Games__

NexusSfan wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Impossible, an ISO is an optical disk image which contains an entire filesystem usually used to contain OSs such as Linux. A SB3 on the other-hand is a project created by Scratch. Those are too very different things that cannot be converted to each other.
By converting I mean getting an ISO to run a scratch project automatically.

Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO) it should automatically run the Scratch project.

Last edited by __Falcon-Games__ (Sept. 23, 2023 15:09:31)

NexusSfan

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO0 it should automatically run the Scratch project.

but its not that easy

__Falcon-Games__

NexusSfan wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO) it should automatically run the Scratch project.
but its not that easy

It's like pretty easy, I have outlined all of the steps for you.

Last edited by __Falcon-Games__ (Sept. 23, 2023 15:09:40)

applejuiceproduc

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
NexusSfan wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO) it should automatically run the Scratch project.
but its not that easy
It's like pretty easy, I have outlined all of the steps for you.

its' not. How exactly are you gonna make an iso with that stuff in the “boot folder” (which doesn't exist in linux, which is the only os you can do this with).

__Falcon-Games__

applejuiceproduc wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
NexusSfan wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO) it should automatically run the Scratch project.
but its not that easy
It's like pretty easy, I have outlined all of the steps for you.
its' not. How exactly are you gonna make an iso with that stuff in the “boot folder” (which doesn't exist in linux, which is the only os you can do this with).

Ouch…

applejuiceproduc

__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
applejuiceproduc wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
NexusSfan wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO) it should automatically run the Scratch project.
but its not that easy
It's like pretty easy, I have outlined all of the steps for you.
its' not. How exactly are you gonna make an iso with that stuff in the “boot folder” (which doesn't exist in linux, which is the only os you can do this with).
Ouch…

of course you have files which serve the same purpose as a boot folder.

__Falcon-Games__

applejuiceproduc wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
applejuiceproduc wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
NexusSfan wrote:
__Falcon-Games__ wrote:
Turn the SB3 into a file format that can be executed and put it in the boot folder or whichever folder depending on your OS and when you boot the OS (basically booting the ISO) it should automatically run the Scratch project.
but its not that easy
It's like pretty easy, I have outlined all of the steps for you.
its' not. How exactly are you gonna make an iso with that stuff in the “boot folder” (which doesn't exist in linux, which is the only os you can do this with).
Ouch…
of course you have files which serve the same purpose as a boot folder.

Fantastic!

benji123good

Guys we should try testing are theory’s in a vm. Then we should say it if it works or if you want to still share it even if it failed just say failed that might help us get somewhere

TheSmartGuy1234

hmm
we can use sethc to run cmd during login
but that's not automatic…
what's something with no login, very low size (to fit on an iso), and can run at least cmd?
great! time to find a way to run scratch desktop in WinPE!
now because I have a trash computer someone else™ has to test it out for me
good luck guys

applejuiceproduc

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:
what's something with no login, very low size (to fit on an iso), and can run at least cmd?

it's illegal to make a windows-based iso.

It's illegal to make a mac-os based iso.

It's not illegal to make a linux based iso

You can make linux not have a login, but I don't know what's so bad about it having a login.

Most linux distros are way lighter than windows and mac.

For example puppy linux, which has a full desktop environment is only 300 MB, while windows is 27 GB. This means windows is almost 100 times heavier than puppy linux.

Almost all linux distros can run bash or another shell, all of which are just plain better than cmd.

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