Hi all,
how can I customize the Linux-based boot disk in order to have German
keyboard layout?
TIA
Gerhard
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Just do this under linux as root:
mount -o loop theunnattendedlinux.iso /mnt/myunattended
then copy the contents to /anywhere
edit the /anywhere/isolinux/isolinux.cfg and add the kbd=de-latin1 to
the append line (also the z_user z_pass and so on)
then cd /anywhere and do this:
mkisofs -V
Mario Gzuk wrote:
Just do this under linux as root:
mount -o loop theunnattendedlinux.iso /mnt/myunattended
then copy the contents to /anywhere
edit the /anywhere/isolinux/isolinux.cfg and add the kbd=de-latin1 to
the append line (also the z_user z_pass and so on)
then cd /anywhere and do this:
Just delete the , between the entries in the append line.
Am Do, den 02.09.2004 schrieb Gerhard Hofmann um 14:27:
Mario Gzuk wrote:
Just do this under linux as root:
mount -o loop theunnattendedlinux.iso /mnt/myunattended
then copy the contents to /anywhere
edit the
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
how can I customize the Linux-based boot disk in order to have
German keyboard layout?
I was going to suggest configuring your DHCP server to send the
kbd=... switch in DHCP option 233, but it turns out the boot disk
configures the keyboard
