hey tom, greg is referring to the practice of taking an install disk for an os or prog and also the subsequent updates for said os/prog and combining them so that one creates an install disk that installs the os/prog with the updates already applied, when service pack 1 for winxp came out there was a quite a bit of discussion (elsewhere of course!) on how to create a cd that would install winxp with the service pack already applied. greg is looking to do the same thing with lm, imho it would make a great mini-howto as with a few cd-rws one could always have an uptodate version of lm to install on a machine that might not have a broadband connection, of course it's not that hard to keep a cd of all the updates that one downloads and install and then update from that but i like the elegance of a slipstreamed install :)
bascule On Thursday 27 Feb 2003 7:51 am, Tom wrote: > On Thursday 20 February 2003 12:41 am, Greg Meyer wrote: > > Does anybody know how I would create a slipstreamed set of installation > > disks for 9.0 that included all the security updates. Is it as easy as > > copying the new packages to the cd images and removing the older version? > > or is there some kind of remastering process that must happen? > > Greg,please excuse my ignorance, but what do you mean by "slipstreamed" ? I > have not heard of that term. -- The only way housework could be done in this place was with a shovel or, for preference, a match. (Witches Abroad)
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