Re: Save to Live CD

2004-06-14 Thread David Fokkema
On Sun, Jun 13, 2004 at 02:18:16PM -0500, Ian Melnick wrote: > Hello all, > > I'd like to use a "live" cd and be able to save my stuff to it without > requiring a separate medium. What I'd like to happen is partition a > cd-rw so that the first part is from the iso that I'd download from > somewhe

Re: Save to Live CD

2004-06-13 Thread Carl Fink
Lots of text snipped below: On Sun, Jun 13, 2004 at 04:17:54PM -0500, dircha wrote: ... > You don't want to rewrite the entire disk every time; just your changes. ... > When it's time to save changes, then use the cdrecord "blank=session" > option to blank the previous session, and rewrite i

Re: Save to Live CD

2004-06-13 Thread dircha
Keith O'Connell wrote: Ian Melnick wrote: I'd like to use a "live" cd and be able to save my stuff to it without requiring a separate medium. What I'd like to happen is partition a cd-rw so that the first part is from the iso that I'd download from somewhere, and the second part would be a writable

Re: Save to Live CD

2004-06-13 Thread Keith O'Connell
Ian Melnick wrote: I'd like to use a "live" cd and be able to save my stuff to it without requiring a separate medium. What I'd like to happen is partition a cd-rw so that the first part is from the iso that I'd download from somewhere, and the second part would be a writable filesystem (udf?) that

Save to Live CD

2004-06-13 Thread Ian Melnick
Hello all, I'd like to use a "live" cd and be able to save my stuff to it without requiring a separate medium. What I'd like to happen is partition a cd-rw so that the first part is from the iso that I'd download from somewhere, and the second part would be a writable filesystem (udf?) that I'd be