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...ribution you want to use--probably the latest is best. Create a bootable USB from this distribution. If the USB is /dev/sdc, you should be able to use: # mkdiskimage -4 /dev/sdc 0 64 32 # syslinux /dev/sdc4 2. mount the USB and create a directory on it. I use the name 'sysl_files'. copy all the *.com, *.c32 and memdisk from the distribution to the 'sysl_files' directory. You might want to add the *.bin files as well, just so you'll have easy access to them if you need them. # mount /dev/sdc4 /mnt/USB # mkdir /mnt/USB/sysl_files #...

H. Peter Anvin schreef op 9-8-2013 7:37: > Sorry. If you are substituting any files you should substitute them all. I assume it's not possible to store a copy of the LDLINUX.SYS binary at the end or inside of either ISOLINUX.BIN or LDLINUX.C32 then? Then at least it could be extracted, for those distributions not having LDLINUX.SYS / SYSLINUX(64).EXE present on their CD. Having