[Malvern] ISO.
Geoff Bagley
geoff.bagley at btopenworld.com
Tue Jan 20 16:29:26 GMT 2004
Hi to all, and thanks to Andy M. for the info on ISO.
I particularly enjoyed the story about His Bill-ness and the ISO.
I had not known before why Win98 has a SE.
Well, I am familiar with what the ISO is, and with ISO 900x.
I also know that iso9660 is the format for mounting cdroms.
There was an earlier "Rock Ridge" format.
What I do not really understand is the relationship between a
distributed ISO such as the Knoppix distribution, which I
understand is, like other data CDs, in ISO9660 format, and the
procerss of "re-vamping" the content of that disk, before it
is recorded on a second Live-boot disk presumably also an
ISO9660. They are both ISO9660, but the original does not
have a bootable Linux file-system, while the derived copy does.
Is it, for example like un-zipping an archive file ?
What am I missing ?
Best regards to all.
Geoff.
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