Title: Re: [Unattended] help with new linux boot cd image

I followed the following thread from the gentoo forums. (http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-244837-start-0-postdays-0-postorder-asc-highlight-livecd.html)

I went with gentoo because I am the most familiar with it as a distro. After you get it all setup it is easy to add new ethernet card drivers.

The best part is the hardware detection, I just compile in every ethernet card as a module and the detection script figures out what module is needed and loads it at boot.

I did end up stripping the ethernet stuff out of master.pl. Since unattended is open source you can customize it to your environment easily.

 

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Subject: Re: [Unattended] help with new linux boot cd image

 

Or just use another livecd based distro - say www.pclinuxos.org - adjust what you want - trim what you do not need and then 'roll-your-own-distro' (they make it very simplistic.)
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Subject: Re: [Unattended] help with new linux boot cd image

> Or you could make your own livecd with perl, smbmount, dosemu, and mysql.
> Put the master.pl script on it and away you go!
>

>
> You can always patch/compile the linux kernel that comes with unattended
> to support whatever new hardware drivers you would need.
>

        Please post some instructions for either suggestion.  I have been spinning
my wheels with this same issue.

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