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I am running Fedora 10 Linux distro, and somewhat of a newbie. I attempted creating a "Clonezilla-SysrescCD" multi-boot custom CD, following the directions on the site, http://clonezilla-sysresccd.hellug.g...html#sysresccd (the section "Creating Multi Boot custom CD", but received an error that I don't have FreeDOS. I looked it up, and their site states that it's installation package will overwrite an existing OS... I guess it must be installed on it's own partition. Again, being a newbie, I believe continuing with this will be way over my head. There is a multi-boot version for download, but is quite outdated. I emailed the site owner/Clonezilla-SysRescCD multi-boot creator, whom replied that he doesn't have time right now to recreate the multi-boot download.
If there is anyone else out there willing to give it a try, following the instructions at the link above, I'd appreciate it... and, I think many others may as well, as these are both great tools, and very convenient if compiled into a multi-boot CD.
Thanks all... I do like both Clonezilla & SystemRescueCD, and know that both packages work great! This is the reason I hoped to stick with them, preferably with a multi-boot CD. But, currently, I do have each iso's on separate CD's.
maybe you didn't understand
its alot easier than that tutorial to make a multiboot usb
you wanna install many?
syslinux, grub, grub2, extlinux?
EDIT: that includes a multiboot cd too
I'll be here all day tomorrow so in the morn I can
help you get it hooked up
maybe you didn't understand
its alot easier than that tutorial to make a multiboot usb
you wanna install many?
syslinux, grub, grub2, extlinux?
EDIT: that includes a multiboot cd too
I'll be here all day tomorrow so in the morn I can
help you get it hooked up
so, you wanna do that?
Sorry, I have to work. But, if you have some instructions already, regarding creating a multi-boot USB with any other ISOs I may be able to go with that. Thanks!
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