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I was wondering if it was possible after i got my lfs system up and running to burn it to an "install cd". almost like making my own distro. basically for backing up and giving it to a few friends to try. any help is greatly appreciated.
Originally posted by sonikntails an "install cd". almost like making my own distro.
An "install cd" is a special kind of bootable cd. You can find out how to make bootable cd's by reading the cd-recording HOWTO at the Linux Documentation Project http://www.tldp.org
You may also consider making a "live cd" that does not require installation.
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lfs on an install cd?
