Hello --
How would you go about modifying isolinux.iso for Red Hat 9? I need to
make a bootable CD that does a kickstart. What I'm looking to do is
replace isolinux.cfg with:
default ks
prompt 0
timeout 600
label ks
kernel vmlinuz
append ks=http://{kickstartserver/path_to_ks.cfg} initrd=initrd.img
lang= devfs=nomount ramdisk_size=9216
When I mount it as a loopback file system with
mount -o loop,rw isolinux.iso /mnt/loop/
and try to copy a file to it, or edit isolinux.cfg
cp: cannot create regular file `./isolinux.cfg` Read-only file system
I've used this technique with bootable floppy images. Am I missing a
switch to mount, or something? Note, it doesn't matter if it's mounted
with -o loop or -o loop,rw -- it still mouhts as read-only.
Thanks,
Aaron Bennett
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Aaron Bennett
UNIX Administrator
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
