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ideapad-320
Scratcher
1000+ posts

How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

applejuiceproduc wrote:

RobotChickens wrote:

applejuiceproduc wrote:

(#390)

RobotChickens wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

(#381)

Swiftpixel wrote:

I just figured out how to pull this off

I'll use the Tiny10 ISO, use DISM to extract the disk with all the contents of the installation.

Then, there will be a batch script to open that wim/esd and finally add the index.html, and the program used to open it. (set as shell)
windows is bad
Linux on top
Only “on top” for some things… Let's not get opinions and personal preferences mixed in here. We are only looking for something easy. Replacing OOBE or Shell with an electron application seems a lot simpler to implement. Especialy if there's eventually going to be an online tool for this.

Swiftpixel wrote:

(#384)
It may be bad but seems like the easiest option. What’s your plan?
Edit: Whoops! Sorry I didn't see this. I agree!
The only 3 or 4 isos ever made in the AT's have been made on Linux with archiso
Okay and? What does that have to do with anything? And won't having the project run in Firefox take away from the effect? What I'm imagining is you turn on your computer, wait for boot, and boom. Project auto running in fullscreen with no OS, application, or lock screen visible (besides the project)
Not trying to brag, but I'm the only person on this thread that has made an iso as far as I know.

I used archiso, so imo we should use that as that's the only platform any of us has experience on.
If I were to do this, I would use a custom xinitrc (or wayland equivalent)

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TheSmartGuy1234
Scratcher
1000+ posts

How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

applejuiceproduc wrote:

TheSmartGuy1234 wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

why can't we use archiso and we have to use tinycringe tinycore

base arch .iso

custom tinycore iso with firefox, flwm, cool stuff

TinyCore install with working Firefox, ezremaster, bash, coreutils, Virtualbox installer, the iso, a lot of shell script, Firefox cache, and two copies of the website. Ignoring /home and /[SYS], the total size of my install is 256 133 977 bytes (256 Mb). That's with Firefox, ezremaster, bash, coreutils, ALL of Firefox's dependencies, GRUB, Syslinux, the initrd, Xfbdev, etc etc. THAT'S SMALLER THAN THE ARCH BY A LOT.

stop complaining about my big brain, I might take a break due to a unrelated personal thing that might be on the news.
Bub bup!

J4ol wrote:

Its been done, I will tell you more tomorrow. Swee has done it!

we linux will still win in ever other way, but congrats! it is an start.
Have uou made the custom iso?

hello applejuiceproduc
good point. but did you use windows? no. i specified Linux and “we” means everyone who uses Linux.
I will admit that archiso is good. It's what I'm doing, but with a different distro. A simpler distro, but I'm up for the challenge.
(we should make scratch but it can edit files lol)
EDIT: I just realized, I DO have an OS. I have ALREADY made a TinyCore scratch kiosk, just not an iso. So I'll just…
Anyways, I figured out how to get rid of flwm. I'll just use the desktop=fltk-1.3 bootcode. It's hacky, but it's less hacky. Plus I'm using linux.

RobotChickens wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

(#381)

Swiftpixel wrote:

I just figured out how to pull this off

I'll use the Tiny10 ISO, use DISM to extract the disk with all the contents of the installation.

Then, there will be a batch script to open that wim/esd and finally add the index.html, and the program used to open it. (set as shell)
windows is bad
Linux on top
Only “on top” for some things… Let's not get opinions and personal preferences mixed in here. We are only looking for something easy. Replacing OOBE or Shell with an electron application seems a lot simpler to implement. Especialy if there's eventually going to be an online tool for this.

Swiftpixel wrote:

(#384)
It may be bad but seems like the easiest option. What’s your plan?
Edit: Whoops! Sorry I didn't see this. I agree!
Maybe I'm just biased about windows 11, but in my (and a lot of other people)'s honest opinion, windows 10 is better and windows 7 is better and… name a single mainstream Linux OS that has gotten worse over time. In Linux, we can customize everything without too much effort. Go make a custom windows shell. Go remake winlogon. Go disable signature checking. Go remove half of the boot process. Go delete 50% of System32. Go delete the entire windows directory and replace it with 23 MB. Go fix the registry (impossible challenge). You do you, but we are going to stick with Linux. I also wanted to stick with windows. I also didn't want to step out of my comfort zone and learn Linux.

god286 from page 2 wrote:

Why is everyone recommending people to mess around with Windows files, when you eventually need Linux? Can't you just use Linux and don't worry about Windows?
Just look at page 2. https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/discuss/topic/554511/?page=2 and https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/discuss/topic/554511/?page=1

EDIT: TRY ????: STARTX WORKS WWITHOUT AN ISSUE!! I FOUND THE PROBLEM!!! time to fix the script .x.D (get it?)

Last edited by TheSmartGuy1234 (Feb. 19, 2024 04:51:04)


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echo 'text' | sudo tee file 1> /dev/null


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Za_Chary wrote:


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J4ol
Scratcher
100+ posts

How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

applejuiceproduc wrote:

(#399)

RobotChickens wrote:

applejuiceproduc wrote:

(#390)

RobotChickens wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

(#381)

Swiftpixel wrote:

I just figured out how to pull this off

I'll use the Tiny10 ISO, use DISM to extract the disk with all the contents of the installation.

Then, there will be a batch script to open that wim/esd and finally add the index.html, and the program used to open it. (set as shell)
windows is bad
Linux on top
Only “on top” for some things… Let's not get opinions and personal preferences mixed in here. We are only looking for something easy. Replacing OOBE or Shell with an electron application seems a lot simpler to implement. Especialy if there's eventually going to be an online tool for this.

Swiftpixel wrote:

(#384)
It may be bad but seems like the easiest option. What’s your plan?
Edit: Whoops! Sorry I didn't see this. I agree!
The only 3 or 4 isos ever made in the AT's have been made on Linux with archiso
Okay and? What does that have to do with anything? And won't having the project run in Firefox take away from the effect? What I'm imagining is you turn on your computer, wait for boot, and boom. Project auto running in fullscreen with no OS, application, or lock screen visible (besides the project)
Not trying to brag, but I'm the only person on this thread that has made an iso as far as I know.

I used archiso, so imo we should use that as that's the only platform any of us has experience on.
I've done it, Swee has done it. We also used arch. Its the best way that we have found.

Hello There
NexusSfan
Scratcher
100+ posts

How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

J4ol wrote:

I've done it, Swee has done it. We also used arch. Its the best way that we have found.
Yes it is…

im a controversial man
Current progress on SB3 to ISO convertion:
—{Idea}—{Plan}—{Creation}—{Changes}—{Finalization}—{Completed}
pro project which is better than qlack os

benji123good wrote:

NexusSfan wrote:

benji123good wrote:

guys lets just switch to qlack os
no thats cringe os
Xd
TheSmartGuy1234
Scratcher
1000+ posts

How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

NexusSfan wrote:

J4ol wrote:

I've done it, Swee has done it. We also used arch. Its the best way that we have found.
Yes it is…


I think I have found a better way. Anyways, I don't use arch btw. Wait, what's that? http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,26825.0.html (Round 2). Goodbye, all updates there. Possibly my last post.

Last edited by TheSmartGuy1234 (Feb. 19, 2024 05:18:21)


It's AF day in my timzone.

ST: celebrate AF day in your timezones
Me: I live in new zealand
ST: oh no nononono





you use
sudo sh -c 'echo "text" > file'
No, professionals use
echo 'text' | sudo tee file 1> /dev/null


Scroll* for more!







what are @SIMIA1358 and @TPRATTAY doing!??!?!
(2023/11/04 YEAR-MM-DD)
https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/discuss/topic/652044/?page=222#post-7453472
griffpatch appel is broken


Za_Chary wrote:


Games snippet:
10. yFzZ3MgsySzJLMv8yBzIfMqcynzJ04zLbMi8yNzJvNjM2KzYPNgsybzJLMi8yOzYzMk8yHzY3MmMyhzKrNlcytzYnMpcy6Ncy3zJLNoMyCzI7NisyQzL7Mhc2QzYrMkcyUzI7MisyBzKjNicyfzLHMrMymzJnMocygzYk
vamsi15
Scratcher
16 posts

How do I convert SB3 to BOOTABLE ISO?

according to chat gpt :-
According to a Scratch discussion, you cannot convert an SB3 file into a bootable ISO file. Scratch 3.0 files are ZIP archives that contain information encoded in a text-based format called JSON and project media in separate files.
However, you can create a bootable ISO from scratch by:
Downloading a third-party tool like Rufus, UltraISO, or YUMI
Adding the ISO image file into the tool
Inserting the USB drive to burn the ISO file
Copying the ISO boot files to the USB drive
Inserting the USB drive into the target computers for booting from ISO file
You can also use the isoinfo command in Linux to verify if an ISO image is bootable. To view the information about whether the ISO is bootable or not, use the option -d

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