A set of scripts to make a live cd from your main setup.
Rob Landley
rob at landley.net
Mon Dec 5 16:42:20 UTC 2005
On Monday 05 December 2005 09:11, sreekant kodela wrote:
> Hi Walter
>
> This set of scripts are to make more than a boot
> floppy. It is to allow searching for cd, mounting cd
> based links for a live system etc.
Is this dynamic (based on /sys) or static nodes?
> Infact I only found out about qemu few days ago. Once
> installed, I tested my livecd many a times. Would have
> saved loads of time during development Doh :
qemu is highly cool, isn't it?
I have a script that makes a partitioned hard drive image you can boot with
qemu. It'll be in the next release of Firmware Linux (which was _supposed_
to be yesterday, and should be later today...)
http://www.landley.net/code/firmware
The last bootable CD I made was based off a 2.88 floppy image, but the next
one should be based off of the hard drive image...
> I am hoping to make this live cd making scripts to be
> easily modifiable and maintainable.
Yay rah cool. Boot floppies are obsolete, boot cd's are the new way of doing
this.
> The current version 0.1a is fully functional and makes
> a bootable/functional live cd.
>
> Ta
> sreekant
>
> -- walter harms <wharms at bfs.de> wrote:
> > hi sreekant,
> > busybox has a script to create a bootfloppy.
We have a script to create a boot floppy? Where?
Ah, examples/bootfloppy. Never saw that before. Cool...
I'm focusing on getting FWL 0.9 out today, and then jumping on the 1.1-pre2
buglist, but at the very least we can link to your page from the FAQ (once I
get a chance to play with it).
Rob
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