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The entire contents of my ISOLINUX.CFG are
below. #
isolinux/pxelinux configuration file default unattended label unattended kernel
bzImage append
initrd=initrd z_user=username
z_pass=password z_path=\\itlab\install I made 3 changes (all in italics),
the username, password, and path were modified. Everything else was left as
is. I inserted the ISOLINUX.CFG back into the ISO and burned it and it worked
like a champ for me. From: Denis Heitbrock
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] hi, i made some changes on the cfg file and
after that i burned the new iso file again with magiciso. when i now boot from
the cd i got the following error msg: isolinux 2.10 2.10-pre7 isolinux: image
checksum error, sorry... boot failed: press a key to retry... does anyone know to solve this problem?
thanks denis Von:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Ty Moffett After much searching I used MagicISO (http://www.magiciso.com/) on windows to
edit ISOLINUX.CFG inside the linuxboot.iso. It worked like a champ. From: steve
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I am having trouble finding information on modifying the
linux boot cd. I want change the default drive mapping for the z drive to
another server on out network and not the default //ntinstall/install Can someone point me in the right direction? I am linux
challenged at current stage of this game if you know what I mean. I did stand
up a laptop with linux fedora installed yesterday but I am taking baby steps on
it. Can I use some windows tools to edit the Linux boot cd and then
recreate the .iso and burn a new modified copy? Thanks for the guidance, Steve V |
