ISO Creation keeps failing (idk how to explain it)

[aligithub12-zzz]

It might be problems with some permissions, pls help me.

[Miiraak]

Hello @aligithub12-zzz !
Yep seem permissions related.
Please send us the log file and how you launch the script.

[gitAlwin]

Hi, I am no programmer and don't know anything about how the script works but I got similar errors when I used the letter the iso was mounted also for the -SCRATCH option. I didn't really understand what this option did (still don't) and in the example command for both options the same variable <letter> was used, which to me looked like it should be the same letter in both cases.

But according to this issue asking about what letter to use for the SCRATCH option it should be the letter of the drive which can be used as a working directory, which I interpret to be a drive where files can be stored temporarily.

I don't know if this will help, but you could give it a try.

[yesnt6969]

I experienced the exact same issue you’re having. I downloaded the files many times and retried, but I kept getting the same errors.

While following the installation steps exactly, I realized (after several attempts) that I was unintentionally doing the following, which caused the errors:

Opening the .iso file using the file manager (this part is fine)

Opening the terminal application as Administrator (if configured correctly, Windows Terminal will always open as Administrator)

Granting the required permissions (also no problem here)

In the command C:/path/to/your/tiny11/script.ps1 -ISO <letter> -SCRATCH <letter> I replaced <letter> with the drive letter assigned to the mounted ISO (this is likely where you’re getting the error)

And just like you, I eventually got an "access denied" error and stopped for a while

The reason for the error is that both <letter> variables in the command cannot be the same.
But the solution is not as difficult as it seems.

Here’s the command that solved the issue on my system (it will probably work for you as well):

C:\tiny11\tiny11maker.ps1 -ISO E -SCRATCH C

The first part is the path to the .ps1 file (you can shorten it by opening the terminal in that directory).
The first <letter> after -ISO should be the drive letter of the mounted ISO.
The <letter> after -SCRATCH should be another drive (for example a backup disk or your main Windows drive).
After using it this way, the process started without any errors. I use ChatGPT for translate. If any mistake will you see please tell me.

Hope this helps.
Best regards,
YESNT69