[plug] F-Prot on Bootable CD

[Chris Griffin]

While everyone is one the subject...

I have in the past tried to create a bootable CD, both in Linux and 
Window$. They both seem
to want me to supply a boot image file for: "floppy emulation", "HDD 
emulation" or "no emulation"

The "no emulation" option does not end up with a bootable CD and I do not 
have "images"
for the other options?? Or do I have one and not know it?

Can someone enlighten me on this subject please?

Chris Griffin

At 19:57 21/01/03 +0800, you 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