Mike89 Posted February 23, 2009 Posted February 23, 2009 I'd like to learn how to make a bootable CD with 2 different iso files on it so I could choose which one I wanted at bootup. This seems like a complicated process.
alyssa Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 I'd like to learn how to make a bootable CD with 2 different iso files on it so I could choose which one I wanted at bootup. This seems like a complicated process. The mkbootcd is an utility which makes the bootable CD of the El Torito standard for PCs. The normal ISO image which contains a boot-catalog-file and boot-media-image-file is turned into a bootable ISO image according to the El Torito standard by mkbootcd . The mkbootcd utility can also check whether the ISO image is based on the El Toriro standard and is bootable or not. The mkbootcd is "reportware". The only difference in reportware and freeware is the requirement of the report duty. If it works well for you,
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