Unfortunately, this project needs to be "quick and dirty" just to solve a
customer query. Learning about all of the boot process is something I
definately I want to do, however.
Alan
At 03:06 PM 10/5/01 -0700, you wrote:
>I wonder if you could adapt the Red Hat system administrator's survival
>CD for your purposes? See:
>
> ftp://ftp ftp.redhat.de/pub/rh-addons/rescue-cd
>
>You might also look at some of the packages used to create custom
>rescue disks. (I used one a while back, but I forgot what it was
>called.)
>
>I haven't tried out Slackware in a very long time, but when I used
>to use it, I seem to remember that you could customize the install
>to fit in a fairly small space. Perhaps that's still true.
>
>I think you should also be able to take pieces from an already working
>system and assemble these into a new root file system. That way you
>could use your favorite distro. (It'd be a valuable learning experience
>too because you'd find out about the various dependencies between the
>files you assemble into your new root file system.)
>
>Kevin
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