How do I make my own live linux boot CD?
The ADIOS development kit (adk) uses a Makefile which you copy from /mnt/cdrom/adk to /root or whatever directory you want to use. The adk software assumes you have already installed the ADIOS kernel on you linux system. This can be done using the hidden commands from the run options menu, read the notes on how to install ADIOS manually by resizing an existing NTFS partition from http://os.cqu.edu.au/adios/ntfsresizing.html OR You could download the ADIOS kernel source code from http://os.cqu.edu.au/adios/pub/kernels and rebuild it. In any case your system must support squashfs to be able to run the adk Makefile. You must edit the Makefile to reflect your partitions, the software was developed using one partition for your RedHat system (or ADIOS) and another partition called /mnt/devel for creating the boot CD. The Makefile extracts the files from the ADIOS boot CD and allows you to recreate the iso and then burn a new CD. It is just then just a matter of deleting, installing or modify
