At work I need to create a custom install DVD for a Redhad based linux product. The installation DVD provided by manufacturing assumes our fixed hardware platform. I want to load it on my dual-boot laptop hard disk. So I'm off to reverse engineer the DVD.
RE: modifying isolinux.iso / Red Hat 9 - making a bootable iso image
Initial Steps that I "think" are required:
- Copy the DVD (or mounted ISO) to a folder under a linux distro (debian?)
- Edit the files I need to customize the installation
- Learn all about isolinux and the CD/DVD boot process under it
- Reverse engineer how the DVD works
- Figure out which parts need to be modified
- Disk partitioning for sure
- Write the directory structure back to an iso image
- Add the boot sector code to the iso (??)
isolinux boot process
Isolinux HowTo for newbiesAnaconda Installer Kickstart
Creating a customized RedHat/Fedora Boot CD - Also describes making a bootable iso imageRE: modifying isolinux.iso / Red Hat 9 - making a bootable iso image
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