Hi, I've been reading up on recent changes in archiso. I'm using the latest archiso-git pull, which currently seems identical to http://github.com/djgera/archiso. My aim is to make a custom ISO I can dd to my USB key, and then add another partition to the USB key. If I understand what I've read, earlier we were using the "offset=1" argument to isohybrid, together with labeling all the partitions on the USB key (would any label do?), and the archiso_early hook. But now it's been decided it's better to use the default "offset=0", meaning the archiso_early hook is no longer needed, and it's no longer possible to label partitions on the USB key, because there's no real partition table. Is that basically right? Observation: the archiso2dual script still uses "isohybrid offset=1 ...". Should this be changed to just "isohybrid ..." Question: how now do I add extra partitions to my USB key? gparted chokes because there's no partition table. I think cfdisk fails too. Do I have to use fdisk? sfdisk? parted? Can someone point me to a good resource for figuring out what arguments to supply these programs, when all I want to do is create a FAT32 (i.e type 0x0b) partition using all the free space at the end of the device? Thanks. -- Jim Pryor profjim@jimpryor.net