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08-28-2002

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Bootable CD creation

Hi all,

I've been looking around for a easy to read text on how to create a bootable CD of solaris. I'm not the best with a Solaris machine but know enough to keep myself out of trouble most of the time.

So what I want to do is create a bootable CD for Solaris. So in the installation of Solaris it also installs our company software that goes out to people.

Does anyone know where a easy to understand and read document on how to do this can be found?

Thanks a heap in advance if you can help

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This might be able to help you out... At least I hope it does.

http://www.lka.ch/projects/solcdburn/solcdburn.html

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