On Sat, Feb 28, 2004 at 12:12:24AM +0200, Chadley Wilson wrote:
> Dear Linux friends,
>
> I have an existing bootable [win based] disk that I have created.
> It contains a 1.44mb bootable dos disk with menus created using a combo
> of the autoexec.bat and config.sys files. I have the iso of the disk on
> hdd. I would like to mount it make some changes and then re burn it to
> cd. I know how to mount and read the contents but can I actaully replace
> files.
> I need to do this but dont have a win box to do it on as I have loaded
> FC1 on my box.
> Any-one know where I can find the command. I cant find one with rw
> options.
> this is the command I use to mount:
> mount -o loop -w -t iso9660 /mnt/backup/isos/win98se.iso /mnt/winiso/
>
As far as I know the CD-ROM file system is read only. The work around
is: read the files into a suitable directory ("cp -rp /mnt/winiso/*
/new/directory/somewhere/" [ -rp to copy recursively and preserve
permissions]), edit at will. Then create a new ISO image from the
contents of that directory.
You may find the following a useful guide if you can read my shell
script hacking: http://www.charlescurley.com/buildiso.html. You will
want to replace the boot disk image with a suitable Mess-DOS boot
image. Once you've done that, xcdroast is your friend.
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