Re: making a bootable cdrom of an installed debian
Any good references?
Sure ;O)
# apt-cache show bootcd
Package: bootcd
Priority: extra
Section: utils
Installed-Size: 152
Maintainer: Bernd Schumacher <bernd_schumacher@hp.com>
Architecture: all
Version: 2.08
Depends: cdrecord, mkisofs, cpio, fdutils, syslinux, bc
Suggests: ssh
Filename: pool/main/b/bootcd/bootcd_2.08_all.deb
Size: 21706
MD5sum: c42cdc55738b2b8329572e565f71e808
Description: run your system from cd without need for disks.
Copy your running Debian System on CD with the command bootcdwrite.
If your system has no CD-Writer you can build a bootcd via NFS on a
remote System with CD-Writer. When you run your system from CD you do
not need any disks. All changes will be done in ram. To reuse this
changes at next boottime you can save them on FLOPPY with the command
bootcdflopcp. If booting from your CD-drive is not supported, booting
from FLOPPY is possible. It is possible to install a new system from
the running CD with the command bootcd2disk. Bootcd2disk can also find
a target disk, format it and make it bootable automatically.
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