> What puzzles me is why your straight copy of the original boot disc > fails to initalise on boot up as the original does.It seems a bit strange > if the original boots up it cannot be a bios setting getting in the way, so > it has to be something about the copy that is different. I copied > many Mandrake CD1's for people doing it with these afforementioned > methods without problems. I've also copied the "others" as well. > Is there something odd about the original, that the copying software > finds it does not know how to resolve do you think. amil me off > list if like.
Yes it is a win2k CD - odd enough isn't it? ;) By the way I interpreted your mkisofs -r -J -v -o temp.iso /mnt/cdrom/<filetobe copied> as mkisofs -r -J -v -o temp.iso /mnt/cdrom/* when I think of it, it may have been better if I did a mkisofs -r -J -v -o temp.iso /dev/scd0 (this should also work - or am I wrong?) since I wanted the whole CD to be copied. Patrik
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