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-:B~ Customizing the binary image
-
-1~customizing-binary Customizing the binary image
-
-2~ Bootloaders
-
-live-build uses /{syslinux}/ and some of its derivatives (depending on the
-image type) as bootloaders by default. They can be easily customized to suit
-your needs.
-
-In order to use a full theme, copy #{/usr/share/live/build/bootloaders}#
-into #{config/bootloaders}# and edit the files in there. If you do not want
-to bother modifying all supported bootloader configurations, only providing
-a local customized copy of one of the bootloaders, e.g. *{isolinux}* in
-#{config/bootloaders/isolinux}# is enough too, depending on your use case.
-
-When modifying one of the default themes, if you want to use a personalized
-background image that will be displayed together with the boot menu, add a
-splash.png picture of 640x480 pixels. Then, remove the splash.svg file.
-
-There are many possibilities when it comes to making changes. For instance,
-syslinux derivatives are configured by default with a timeout of 0 (zero)
-which means that they will pause indefinitely at their splash screen until
-you press a key.
-
-To modify the boot timeout of a default #{iso-hybrid}# image just edit a
-default *{isolinux.cfg}* file specifying the timeout in units of 1/10
-seconds. A modified *{isolinux.cfg}* to boot after five seconds would be
-similar to this:
-
-code{
-
- include menu.cfg
- default vesamenu.c32
- prompt 0
- timeout 50
-
-}code
-
-2~ ISO metadata
-
-When creating an ISO9660 binary image, you can use the following options to
-add various textual metadata for your image. This can help you easily
-identify the version or configuration of an image without booting it.
-
-_* #{LB_ISO_APPLICATION/--iso-application NAME}#: This should describe the
-application that will be on the image. The maximum length for this field is
-128 characters.
-
-_* #{LB_ISO_PREPARER/--iso-preparer NAME}#: This should describe the
-preparer of the image, usually with some contact details. The default for
-this option is the live-build version you are using, which may help with
-debugging later. The maximum length for this field is 128 characters.
-
-_* #{LB_ISO_PUBLISHER/--iso-publisher NAME}#: This should describe the
-publisher of the image, usually with some contact details. The maximum
-length for this field is 128 characters.
-
-_* #{LB_ISO_VOLUME/--iso-volume NAME}#: This should specify the volume ID of
-the image. This is used as a user-visible label on some platforms such as
-Windows and Apple Mac OS. The maximum length for this field is 32
-characters.