todo: Live CD inspection works, but not for Windows 7.

diff --git a/TODO b/TODO
index 77c872b..2479bbb 100644 (file)
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -372,54 +372,8 @@ $EDITOR without any corresponding ability to set them.
  echo $EDITOR  # or %{EDITOR}
  edit /etc/resolv.conf
 
-live CD inspection
-------------------
-
- virt-inspector livecd.iso
-
-Could this be done through the core API and existing calls?
-
-There is a soft requirement for this in virt-manager, where it would
-be nice to be able to prepopulate the operating system hints based on
-what sort of ISO the user is trying to install from.
-
-Several sorts of CDs:
-
-  - live CD
-  - install-only CD
-  - network install CD
-  - supplemental CDs with additional packages but not bootable
-    on its own
-
-Some CDs are formatted as ISO9660 and larger ones as UDF (DVD format),
-but they all are unpartitioned.
-
-Bootable Linux CDs have an /isolinux directory.
-
-Bootable EFI CDs have an /EFI/BOOT directory.
-
-Fedora live CDs have /images/install.img which is a squashfs
-containing an ext4 root.  We could consider mounting this and
-inspecting it separately, but it would be simple to get everything we
-need from other files in the CD directory.
-
-More recent Fedora install DVD has /.discinfo and /.treeinfo with some
-easy to parse information in it.
-
-Debian and Ubuntu CDs have a /.disk/info file which is the product
-string.  There are other interesting files in /.disk.  They also have
-a characteristic directory structure (eg. /dists, /pool/main) which
-looks like a Debian archive.
-
-Windows 2003 install CDs have some characteristic stamp files in the
-root directory, like: /win51 /win51ia /win51ia.sp2.  The main
-installation files (CAB files) are in /i386 directory.  The following
-files contain a lot of interesting information:
-
-  /i386/hivesft.inf
-  /i386/layout.inf
-  /i386/sis.inf
-  /i386/txtsetup.sif
+live CD inspection for Windows 7
+--------------------------------
 
 Windows 7 install CDs are quite different and pretty impenetrable.
 There are no obvious files to parse.