You may want to consider doing a multiple boot image scenario for the CDs.
That is, boot a menu that allows a choice of boot kernels to use.
Modern bioses will allow multiboot CDs to work, but not all bioses work
properly. I only have one (out of nine) system at home that will boot a
multiboot
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"Carpenter, Dean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You may want to consider doing a multiple boot image scenario for the CDs.
> That is, boot a menu that allows a choice of boot kernels to use.
Well, if we wanted this, we should use grub, rather than writing a
debian-only version.
I hate debian-
Will grub work as a CD multi-boot menu system ? I thought it was
hard/floppy disk based only.
Gary's system works by booting diskemu.bin as a floppy image. That then
scans the standard multiboot catalog on the CD for other floppy images,
presents a menu and boots the selected one.
This wouldn'
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