[plug] F-Prot on Bootable CD

[Jon Miller]

Depending on the software you use you should be able to make a bootable
CD in Windows with what you want.  
Mainly you create a bootable floppy disk with a batch file (that is the
autoexec.bat) that has the steps you need to execute. Then when you burn
the cd it'll ask you for the disk with the batch file.  I use Nero CD
Burning and it has the features you need.
Make sure you test your batch file first.  I'm not sure if you can
update the DEF's on the same CD although that said I see no reason why
you can't using a re-writable CD. Someone else should be to clarify this
for you.

 
On Tue, 2003-01-21 at 19:57, I am the LinuxAlien wrote:
> I wish to make a Bootable CD that will contain a minimal system and F-Prot. 
> I was thinking of using Debian but do not know how to make the CD. It will 
> need to be able to mount NTFS partitions and run F-Prot on all the files on 
> the partitions. I will also be able to update the CD at regular intervals 
> to update the DEFs, I don't mind burning another cd. I was wondering if it 
> is possible to do this on a windows machine or will I have to make the ISO 
> on a Linux box and burn it through a windows machine as I don't have a 
> Linux box with burner.
> Thanks
> Tim
> 
> LinuxAlien
> 
> Riverton, Perth, WA
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