On 08/12/10 11:41, StarLion wrote:
1. Is it possible to physically burn an ISO that consists of the ISO created in
Tiny Core, plus the additional files added later? If so, how is it done?
Gnome's Brasero writer has the option to burn an image to a physical
medium, but leave it open to add more things to the compilation after
the image is burnt.
How one goes about adding them afterwards I'm not certain though, as
I've never needed to do it myself.
Puppy linux has this ability. It can boot off a live CD, and on shut
down all changes made to the file system are written to an incremental
diff file that is then burned on to the end of the CD if it is not
fixed. Those files can also be written onto a USB stick if booting from
USB. You can also specify any arbitrary location, e.g. the hard disc of
the machine you're working on.
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