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| Once you're happy that everything's in the right place, generate the .iso image like so: | Once you're happy that everything's in the right place, generate the .iso image like so: | ||
| <code>genisoimage -o gPXEimage.iso -b isolinux.bin -no-emul-boot \ | <code>genisoimage -o gPXEimage.iso -b isolinux.bin -no-emul-boot \ | ||
| - | -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -r ~/filesToBurn/</code> | + | -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -J ~/filesToBurn/</code> |
| If that doesn't work, try substituting genisoimage for mkisofs | If that doesn't work, try substituting genisoimage for mkisofs | ||
| + | If you aren't planning on using the disk on a windows machine, feel free to use the "-r" flag rather than "-J" | ||
| You should now have an iso image gPXEimage.iso in the current directory, which you can write to a disk using your favourite CD-burning software. You should then be able to both boot gPXE and read files from the CD. | You should now have an iso image gPXEimage.iso in the current directory, which you can write to a disk using your favourite CD-burning software. You should then be able to both boot gPXE and read files from the CD. | ||
