We’re looking into different solutions for managing the codebase and facilitating easier user contributions. But at the moment that’s on hold until 0.33 is released. After talking to the devs about this, the current solution is to either post patches here or use the Sourceforge project patch tracker.

Correct. It seems to have no problem with a system that has been sysprepped.

Though its slightly aged have you gotten this figured out? I suppose a little research could be done but I think you could do:
apt-get build-dep build root
But don’t quote me as I don’t use Debian based OS.
If you need help I’ll try where I can.

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what you want to do is create a new image, say existing one is initrd.img and we’ll call the new one init. To create an image with a max size of 50 megs

dd if=/dev/zero of=/init bs=1M count=50
mke2fs /init (answer yes to the question it asks)
mount -o loop /init_old /mnt/img
mount -o loop /init /mnt/img2
cp -Rp /mnt/img/* /mnt/img2
<now add whatever other files you want to /mnt/img2>
umount /mnt/img
umount /mnt/img2
gzip init

Now you have a new larger image as init. There are other ways to do it but this is by far the easiest/safest in my opinion (been doing it all day trying to install rhel as 2.1 to install on an unsupported SAS controller).
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Current INIT’s should be good to go with clamav as well, but it’s likely outdated again as they keep having updates.
I’m rebuilding with 0.98.3 at the moment though so hopefully 1.1.2 or 1.2.0 or whatever release we have next will be fully updated again.

Thanks for the information.