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My idea is that this is not necessary...
Set the BIOS config so that the CD/DVD boots first. If there is a CD in the drive, then it will boot, otherwise, it will go on the hard drive.
I know that appears to be the obvious choice, but I don't always remember to put the CD i want to boot in b4 the loader comes up, or I forget to take it out so it bypasses the loader and goes right ahead booting the cd I didn't want it to,( I use a lot of live cd environments)
The first sollution works fine as an initial work around but its not as clean as I'd like it to be.
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