1) When I use the EZ-Remaster tool, my remastered .iso contains (and looks for) files that are no longer on my disk - for example, I had, at one point, installed Firefox and Dillo. They have since been deleted, and a "find / -name firefox*" or "find / -name dillo*" pulls up nada. Why, then, do my remastered CDs try to find files such as "firefox.desktop"?
2) Still with the EZ-Remaster: Files that are on the disk are not being included in the remaster. For example: I've installed the bash.tcz extension, along with all of its dependencies. I know for a fact that it works, because I have several scripts running at any given time that rely on it, and they're all behaving properly. However, when I boot off my remastered .iso, I get errors like "libtinfo.so.5 couldn't be found" and "libncurses.so.5 couldn't be found". I've even gone so far as to add any and all ncurses-related files from the repository during the remaster, all to no avail. What am I doing wrong?
2.5) It also can't find things I've installed like OpenSSH, which are kind of vital for what I'm doing. Is this related to the above question?
3) I tried to download "ISO Master" from the repository onto my 4.4 install, and got the icon on the bar, but when I click it nothing happens. I'm pretty sure the .tcz was last updated for 3.x - is there an update in the works, or am I SOL?
Thanks in advance!
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