[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > OK, here we go... > For each of the distro's in > Redhat, SuSE, Turbo, Debian, ThinkBlue/64 (Have I missed any?) > I'd like a single bootable CCKD DASD Image about 1/5th of a CDROM > large. (No need for a swap partition, a single SWAP should be OK) > Standardised "HW" possibly similar to what I have for my Debian/ > 390 > 200 3390 DEB390-CCKD sf=DEB390-shadow_ nosyio > 201 3390 SWAP-CCKD sf=SWAP-shadow_ nosyio > A000 3088 CTCI (windows or Linux syntax, standardised > IPADDR) > A001 3088 CTCI > ???? 3505 ./rdr/whatever > ???? 3420 ./tape/whatever.TDF
> If we have enough room, I'd like to include a "boot_dir" > containing Hmm 650/5 = Not Very Much. You can do it, but a joy to use it won't be. Consider making a DVD image. Structure it so each distro is separate and separately downloadable. Set it up so one can download any combination and combine two or three of them (using mkisofs) into a single ISO for burning or simply using, maybe over the LAN. Presumably you plan to have some kind of menu selection; have the script that displays it detect what's actually present on the image. Speaking of "over the lan" - how cool would it be to run it directly from YOUR site on MY pc over the Internet! -- Cheers John Summerfield Microsoft's most solid OS: http://www.geocities.com/rcwoolley/ Note: mail delivered to me is deemed to be intended for me, for my disposition. ============================== If you don't like being told you're wrong, be right!
