how to make a install disk?

how do i make a proper installer where it copys from my disk to the pc.
installer: http://pastebin.com/7tGKJj8k
i get a error everytime i run it:
bios:14: [string "install"]:2: '=' expected
thanks in advance :)/>

You can't run commands (to be more precise, programs) from within another program by simply writing down what you would use while in shell.
To run another program you have to use shell.run()

Your script could/should look like this then:

version = "1.0"
shell.run("cd /")
shell.run("mkdir os")
shell.run("cp /disk/os /os")
shell.run("cp /disk/gui /gui")

Better yet I recommend using the APIs built for each use.

version = "1.0" #-- or 1.0 without quotes depending on use
fs.makeDir("os")
fs.copy("disk/os", "os")
fs.copy("disk/gui", "gui")

TYKUHN2, on 10 October 2015 - 09:35 PM said:

Better yet I recommend using the APIs built for each use.

version = "1.0" #-- or 1.0 without quotes depending on use
fs.makeDir("os")
fs.copy("disk/os", "os")
fs.copy("gui", "gui")

Yes, this would be " better" performance-wise (less Funktion calls) but it also makes it harder for the OP to write the script.

H4X0RZ, on 11 October 2015 - 04:43 AM said:

TYKUHN2, on 10 October 2015 - 09:35 PM said:

Better yet I recommend using the APIs built for each use.

version = "1.0" #-- or 1.0 without quotes depending on use
fs.makeDir("os")
fs.copy("disk/os", "os")
fs.copy("gui", "gui")

Yes, this would be " better" performance-wise (less Funktion calls) but it also makes it harder for the OP to write the script.

It is generally bad practice to use shell.run for things that can be done with normal functions. It is a horrible thing to learn when you are just starting.

Either way it should be fs.copy("disk/gui","gui")

i ended up finding out about fs.copy() before i did of shell() so il stick to it, thanks for the ideas :)/>