Re: How to create a bootable/live CD of installed Linux OS
From: Bernd Strieder (strieder_at_informatik.uni-kl.de)
Date: 02/24/05
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 18:46:53 +0100
nsingh wrote:
> hello,
> i am new bie to linux , i have installed two OS(linux) on different
> partitions , i customize one according to my needs ,now i want to make
> bootable/live CD of my customized OS with the help of base OS. I
> searced many algo's but none of them is clear to me , bootloader of my
> new OS is GRUB ,i try with image of bootable floppy but all in vain,
> now i create initial ramdisk image of 1.3MB ,now i am not able to
> create image of floppy bcz of size(kernel image+ initd).
> i am trying this from last 1 month . so plz help me in this.
You simply cannot take a working installation, tweak a little, copy it
to CD and get it running from the CD. There are ways to customize a
live CD distro e.g. Knoppix, changing the packages included. You should
be able to find some help there and use this as starting point. This
will be a lot easier to set up und maintain. From what you have written
I have some doubt you have enough experience to get this done within a
reasonable time frame.
Bernd Strieder
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