Some background... We use an application that runs on LAMP. It can be installed with a one Linux CD Installer based on Fedora Core 3.
I learned that the kernel that comes with it is pretty much sluggish. I was able to find relatively "newer" kernels and it worked perfectly in the installed system. Now, I would want that new kernel to replace the existing kernel in the CD installer. The Linux CD installer contains the following folders: extras, Fedora, images, and isolinux... and the 4 other files namely autorun, ks.cfg, pkgfile, and TRANSBL. Can I just copy the said folders and files to my desktop and then replace the kernel in the Fedora --> rpms folder and then create a bootable Linux CD iso out of it? If yes, how do I create a bootable Linux CD iso out of those files? If no, what should I do to accomplish my task? Honestly, I have no idea if the above task will work so kindly let me know how to do it. :) Thank you! -- David Tacasa Asuncion, Jr. website keeper, forever linux newbie, BUM extraordinaire Linux User # 406430 http://counter.li.org/ GPG: 0A024BC0
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