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* Oli <bsd03 at gvs dot dyn dot bawue dot de> wrote: > * Chris Buechler <cbuechler at gmail dot com> wrote: > > > > That's how to build an iso, yeah, but you'll have to change > > > > the code to make it load config.xml from the CD rather than > > > > from a floppy. > > Absolutely, you'll have to find a way to prevent platform 'cdrom' > trying to restore default config.xml to floppy. I think this could > be done somehow by tweaking /etc/inc/config.inc. I didn't drive > deeper into this because i don't really need this 'feature'. Today i accidentally booted my laptop with a m0n0wall-cdrom. It has no floppy attached to it. There are lots of errors about the missing floppy device, but finally m0n0wall runs on default config. So the only thing someone needs to do in order to read his config from cdrom is replace default config.xml on the image with his own and boot without floppy. |