Provided by: bootcd_3.08ubuntu1_all bootcdwrite - build a bootcd
image from a running system bootcdwrite [-s] [-c
<config_directory>] [-only_floppy] bootcdwrite is used to write
a standard Linux Installation to cd. The Installation must fit
on one CD. It is possible to copy a system mounted per NFS to a
local CD writer. It is also possible to only create an image of
the CD for later use. It is important that the kernel can access
the cdrom on the system, where you want to boot from the CD,
without having to load any modules. (Because to load modules
from CD, the kernel must have access to CD before). If this is
not the case you have first to create a new kernel with CD-
support built in. If something goes wrong with bootcdwrite, the
user will be given the chance to correct the problem.
bootcdwrite starts many commands. If a command exits with an
exit code != 0, or if a command produces unknown output on
stdout or stderr, the command and the output will be shown to
the user. He gets the option to exit, retry th