Burn two iso images to a dvd to create a system boot disk.

It is necessary to burn two iso images to a dvd disc to make the system boot disk UltraISO. if you only store data, copy and paste the files after loading the file with a virtual optical drive; if you want to create a system disk, it will be a little troublesome. The following is an article (but now files are getting more and more... it is necessary to burn two iso images to a dvd disc to make the system boot disk UltraISO. if you only store data, copy and paste the files after loading the file with a virtual optical drive; the system disk is a little troublesome. The following is a text transfer (but now the file is getting bigger and bigger, and the dvd4.7G can no longer accommodate two images, so I used one at last, 3 RMB): first, ensure that the machine is equipped with UltroISO, Nero, and other software that can edit and burn ISO files. 1. Open a RedFlag-dt5-disc1.iso2 with UltroISO. Use the virtual drive to load the RedFlag-dt5-disc2.iso, assuming that the virtual disc is G3. Use UltraISO to add all rpm files under the RPMS directory in G to the directory corresponding to the first disc, that is, under RedFlag/RPMS. 4. Copy the content in the TRANS. TBL file under the RPMS directory in G to the RedFlag/RPMS/TRANS. TBL file. (You can extract the files on the first disk to the hard disk, merge the two files, and then add them to the first disk.) 5. To ensure that you do not prompt for disk replacement during installation, you need to replace the first disk. the discinfo file is changed to the following format: (2) 1143115610.006288 RedFlag 5.0i3861, 2 RedFlag/baseRedFlag/RPMSRedFlag/pixmaps 6. Now it's okay, you can save it as an ISO file, but considering that the current capacity is only one GB point, it is too waste to directly burn it to the DVD, so I added some common Linux tools to the image file. However, after adding a file, you must modify the TRANS in ISO. TBL File (it does not matter if it is not modified, it does not affect usage :)) Below is the TRANS of my current burning. TBL File: d documents DocumentsD DOSUTILS dosutilsD IMAGES imagesD ISOLINUX isolinuxF LS_LR .; 1 ls-lRF MD5SUMS .; 1 MD5SUMSF README .; 1 readmed redflag RedFlagF _ DISCINFO .; 1. discinfoD LINUXTOOLS LinuxTools 7. After being saved as ISO, you can directly use the "burn disc image" function of Nero to burn the generated ISO file to a DVD. 8. Haha, now you can use it directly, start the computer, everything is OK, the same effect as burning multiple CDs :)