[Techtalk] How to create a live boot CD containing your
favorite Linux Distro
perimorph
perimorph at mindspring.com
Tue Aug 12 06:18:33 EST 2003
hi bud -- thanks for the how-to. :) i always wondered how one would go
about doing that since someone gave me a mandrake 8 bootable cd a while
back. i'll try following your directions when i have some time and let
you know how it works out for me.
as for your "motivation - why?" section, you might add that it's a nice
way to try out other distros without committing to them. i started with
redhat and i'm happy with it, so i don't have any desire to erase
everything just on a whim.. but still, i'd like to try out debian and
some others just to see what they're like.
one thing i didn't see while i was skimming your how-to but i'd like to
know.. it would occasionally be useful to use one of these cd's on an
old computer that can't boot from the cd-rom drive. how would it be
possible to make a floppy disk that can load the cd? (my apologies if
you covered that and i missed it, i'm kinda sleep-deprived.)
--ashleigh
> This is a small project I've been working on the last couple of weeks with
> some success. So I thought I'd share my experience and finally got around to
> writing a How-To.
>
> http://www.babytux.org/articles/howto/how2livecd.php
>
> I'd appreciate any feedback. May be some of you will be able to try this out
> independently and improve on it :)
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