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I'm building a custom microcore distro and was wondering how to get the livecd to boot automatically without needing to hit enter at the boot: prompt. Do all distros use the same approach? I'm also working on a Debian-based distro as well.
As far as I know Microcore uses isolinux to boot. You can easily customize the bootloader settings in the file isolinux.cfg.
Tutorials for that should easily be found on the web.
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Automatically boot LiveCD?
