I replaced all -pae packages. So, I guess I also got the kernel headers replaced.
Recompressing the initrd can save some bytes and save me from changing isolinux conf.
The original ISO was very close to the 700MB CD limit. So, I tried hard to get, at least, the previous size.
I tested in a vbox machine and, as the kernel was always nonpae, during and after the installation, it considered it good to go (even running on a pae machine). You can test this way. After that I tested in a real machine but if you got some problem, it might appear even in pae processors.
BTW, bandwitdh limit of my dropbox is over again :-) It says it blocks for 3 days but it was back in less than that. Sorry, I'm a free dropbox user.
@David,
I replaced all -pae packages. So, I guess I also got the kernel headers replaced.
Recompressing the initrd can save some bytes and save me from changing isolinux conf.
I tested multiple squash options but the best was the one that is in wiki (https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ LiveCDCustomiza tion):
sudo mksquashfs edit extract- cd/casper/ filesystem. squashfs -b 1048576
The original ISO was very close to the 700MB CD limit. So, I tried hard to get, at least, the previous size.
I tested in a vbox machine and, as the kernel was always nonpae, during and after the installation, it considered it good to go (even running on a pae machine). You can test this way. After that I tested in a real machine but if you got some problem, it might appear even in pae processors.
BTW, bandwitdh limit of my dropbox is over again :-) It says it blocks for 3 days but it was back in less than that. Sorry, I'm a free dropbox user.