Super-Disc: Multi-Boot Project CD/DVD Using ISOLINUX

[Computer_Freak]

I have made this some time ago a multi-boot live DVD, one bit Ubuntu 32 and 64 bit anscheint once on the DVD and have it with you the same problems! So if you once eg Ubuntu and Xubuntu even want to have on your stick, you can try this: Create a folder for each OS (on the stick) as UB < Ubuntu and XU < Xubuntu. Then, as in the Wiki Live USB described the contents of the CD match the respective Odner copy! Now "is only" the adaptation of syslinux.cfg:

DEFAULT / ub / casper / vmlinuz
 Gfxboot boot logo
 Gfxboot-BACKGROUND 0xB6875A
 APPEND file = preseed / boot = casper initrd = ubuntu.seed / ub / casper / initrd.gz quiet splash -

 LABEL live-ubuntu
   menu label ^ Start or install Ubuntu
   kernel / ub / casper / vmlinuz
   append file = preseed / boot = casper initrd = ubuntu.seed / ub / casper / initrd.gz quiet splash -

 LABEL live-xubuntu
   menu label ^ Start or install xubuntu
   kernel / xu / casper / vmlinuz
   append file = preseed / boot = casper initrd = ubuntu.seed / xu / casper / initrd.gz quiet splash -

 LABEL xforcevesa
   menu label Start Ubuntu in safe ^ graphics mode
   kernel / ub / casper / vmlinuz
   append file = preseed / boot = casper ubuntu.seed xforcevesa initrd = / ub / casper / initrd.gz quiet splash -


 LABEL check
   menu label ^ Check CD for defects
   kernel / ub / casper / vmlinuz
   append boot = casper integrity-check initrd = / ub / casper / initrd.gz quiet splash -
 LABEL memtest
   menu label ^ Memory test
   kernel / ub/install/mt86plus
   append -
 LABEL hd
   menu label ^ Boot from first hard disk
   local boot 0x80
   append -


 DISPLAY isolinux.txt
 TIMEOUT 300
 PROMPT 1
 F1 f1.txt
 F2 f2.txt
 F3 f3.txt
 F4 f4.txt
 F5 f5.txt
 F6 f6.txt
 F7 f7.txt
 F8 f8.txt
 F9 f9.txt
 F0 f10.txt

Actually, for each operating system and a folder is created in isolinux.cfg made it! Unfortunately, I have currently no large USB stick but I hope it fits so!

[AzzamKhan]

Sounds good, but the USB does not. As has been previously described by Sephy is all hanging on boot. Until now I have the get up and running only when the whole root is decompressed. If the subfolder with perhaps get someone to run now? BT3, GParted and SAM2007 is working.

[Lawford]

You can boot the USB in a test environment under VirtualBox to test from. This requires a reference to the USB device will be created.
VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk-filename

$ file-rawdisk / dev / sdb-relative
 sudo chmod 666 / dev / sdb *
 sudo chown $ user $ file

The virtual disk in VirtualBox register and assign to a VM.