You also have to mount it.

The gzip is ext2 formatted file/filesystem.

The way you edit is to perform these tasks:

First unzip, as you already know how but just for clarity sake:
[code]cd /tftpboot/fog/images
gunzip init.gz[/code]

Then make another directory and mount it like a filesystem:
[code]mkdir tmp
mount -o loop init tmp
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Then cd into the tmp folder and you’ll see all the scripts and the “Root” filesystem fog uses. Most of the scripts are in the bin folder so:
[code]
cd tmp/bin
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Then you can edit all the scripts you need to.

When you’re all complete perform these tasks:

[code]
cd /tftpboot/fog/images
umount tmp
gzip -9 init
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You should, then, have successfully customized your init.gz file.

Awesome job.

add this:
[CODE]echo -n " * Mounting users backup location…";

mkdir /ubackup

echo “Done”;

mount -o nolock,proto=tcp ${storage}Backup /ubackup

echo -n " * Downloading user data backup…";

mkdir -p /ntfs/UserBackup 2>/dev/null;

mv ${tmpuBackupPath}/Users /ntfs/UserBackup

rm -rf /ubackup/*

echo “Done”;
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and just add /amend every instance of:

[CODE]echo -n " * Waiting for disks to settle…";[/CODE]

to

[CODE]echo -n " * Waiting for disks to settle…";

echo “Done”;

echo -n " * Preparing users backup location…";

mkdir /ubackup

mount -o nolock,proto=tcp ${storage}Backup /ubackup

macWinSafe=echo $mac | sed 's/://g';

tmpuBackupPath=“/ubackup/$macWinSafe”;

if [ ! -d “$tmpuBackupPath” ]

then

mkdir -p “$tmpuBackupPath” 2>/dev/null;

fi

chmod -R 777 $tmpuBackupPath

rm -rf “$tmpuBackupPath/*”

parts=fogpartinfo --list-parts $hd 2>/dev/null;

for prt in $parts

do

win7partcnt=expr ${win7partcnt} + 1;

done

if [ “$win7partcnt” = “1” ]; then

part=“/dev/sda1”;

elif [ “$win7partcnt” = “2” ]; then

part=“/dev/sda2”;

elif [ “$win7partcnt” = “3” ]; then

part=“/dev/sda3”;

fi

echo “Done”;

echo -n " * Backing up user data…";

mkdir /ntfs &>/dev/null

ntfs-3g -o force,rw $part /ntfs

if [ “$type” = “down” -a “$osid” = “1” ]; then

mkdir -p ${tmpuBackupPath}/“Documents and Settings” 2>/dev/null;

chmod -R 777 ${tmpuBackupPath}/“Documents and Settings”

cp -rf /ntfs/“Documents and Settings/”* ${tmpuBackupPath}/“Documents and Settings” 2>/dev/null;

else

mkdir -p “${tmpuBackupPath}/Users” 2>/dev/null;

chmod -R 777 ${tmpuBackupPath}/Users

cp -rf /ntfs/Users/* ${tmpuBackupPath}/Users 2>/dev/null;

fi

echo “Done”;

umount /ubackup;

umount /ntfs;
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I would very much like to know the mods! This is exactly what I’ve been looking to do.