On Thu, Apr 21, 2005 at 08:35:17AM +0200, Martin Husemann wrote:

> It should be the right image. It is not a pure ISO image, but you
> should just burn it on CD anyway (i.e. just don't care about the .iso name
> and the gory details).

Er, no.  The official CDROM images are not bootable.  They use the
distrib/cdrom methodology, which creates a standard ISO image without the
volhdr hackery necessary to do the right thing.

Bootable images can be created via the iso-image target in etc.

I raised this issue with releng awhile back -- their position is that
distrib/cdrom is what is used for their builds, so all magic needs to be
there.

I have lacked the time to retrofit the bootable goo into their framework ...
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-- Chris
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