prydera

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Joined: Nov. 2005 |
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Posted: Nov. 27 2005,22:48 |
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I looked at what you did, and figured I'd try it out. Rather than run it as a multi-session CD, I tried editing the ISO instead. I used the free version of MagicISO, which limits you to editting ISO only under 300meg. Since I had intended to burn to a pocket CD-R, this would work out just fine. Using MagicISO, I added a directory called "packages" to the image file, and copied the packages I wanted to it. Saved the work, burned the ISO, and rebooted under linux rather than winblows. Since I am a linux newbie, and do not yet know how to ensure all of the paths and mount points are set right, I used the included file manager and double clicked the packages I needed to load. Works like a champ, and beats the hell out of carrying around the second cd full of packages like I have been doing. Seems to me that an easier option would be to use the mkMyDSL function, but I am still trying to get that one to work properly for me.
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