myDSL Extensions (deprecated) :: Adding myDSL files to the iso



How to I add the packages to the iso? I tried editing the iso by when I boot the loader fails (since the size has changed). Do I burn the cd then add the pkgs later? Do I make a dir on the iso itself? I'm a bit stumped...
One simple way to make your custom myDSL cdrom is to do what I do. I have only a single cdrom in my machine. It is a cdwriter. So I place my DSL cdrom in and boot with this:
boot: dsl 2 toram

Then at the system prompt I type
# mkmydsl

Then follow the on screen system prompts.
You will need a hard drive with mountable partition and two directories large enough to hold the DSL image and all the extensions that you want.
For example lets say you have a partition hdc4.

1. mount /mnt/hdc4
2. cd /mnt/hdc4
3. mkdir master
4. mkdir iso
5. copy the extensions that you want to use EVERYTIME into the master directory
6. mkdir master/optional
7. copy the extensions that you want as optional into the master/optional directory
8. mkmydsl

At the first prompt enter /mnt/hdc4/iso
At the second prompt enter /mnt/hdc4/master

This is an all dsl way to make a custom myDSL cdrom.

I have made this process and mkmydsl script has generated an .iso file in the iso directory that I have asigned but,...
when I boot with the new cd, this boot, sacan the usb drives....I think that the cd detect all my partitions and then.....ERROR not detect the knoppix file and i can't continue.
(dsl 0.8)

(sorry my poor english)

Baladret

1.Can i made the same without the mkmydsl script??

2.What mean the boot-0.8.0.img in http://ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/distributions/damnsmall/current/??

3.What can I do with this file??

4.Why dsl0.8 run perfetly but mydsl.iso made wiht mkmydsl don`t work???

Thanks

Sorry, I posted this backwards.
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At the first prompt enter /mnt/hdc4/iso
At the second prompt enter /mnt/hdc4/master
But the prompts do clearly state
The first prompt geing:
Enter the directory to hold image and modules (EXAMPLE: /mnt/master):
The second prompt:
Enter the directory to hold the new iso (EXAMPLE: /mnt/iso/)

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