Have you considered using isohybrid, part of syslinux/isolinux?
This means you create a single image, which can either be used for CD boot, or can be directly copied onto a USB stick (or hard...
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Have you considered using isohybrid, part of syslinux/isolinux?
This means you create a single image, which can either be used for CD boot, or can be directly copied onto a USB stick (or hard...