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...used ISObuster on a windows machine (http://www.smart-projects.net/isobuster/) to extract the bootable image part of the ISO. This file had the extension .img, which I renamed to .bin. I then edited my isolinux.cfg file to look like this: -----snip----- label 8 kernel memdisk append initrd=dft32.img label 9 kernel cb.bin ---end-snip--- Here, the 'label 8' is an option I already had which works, and is built from a floppy disk image. The section starting 'label 9' is the boot image from the ISO. I then copied the CD-ROM contents to the directory I am using to build the...