tc-install.sh bug (or filename formats!)

[parky_dw]

I have just been using tc-install.sh to install a core system from an iso image.  The installation failed at the end.

The current release files have a standard format and I'd downloaded Core-4.6.2.iso.

In tc-install.sh, function getROOTFS, line 455 we have:
    ROOTFS=${SOURCE%%_*}; ${ROOTFS##/*/}

This is also in lines 667,668,673 and 674.

I'm no expert on this syntax but it's obviously parsing out the bit between the last / and an _ in the full path of the ISO to get the name of the .gz file to copy over.  Until then I wasn't aware of the dependency on the file name to determine this.

I just renamed the downloaded file to core_4.6.2.iso which fixed the problem. (I didn't check but I guess there's a case issue as well with the capital C).

Anyway the distribution naming convention and the install script are out-of-sync.

Regards

David

[roberts]

Thanks for reporting. Updated to support isos. Now posted to the repository.