Penguin

NAME

make-autoinst-disk - create bootable autoinstaller floppy disk

SYNOPSIS

make-autoinst-disk

DESCRIPTION

make-autoinst-disk creates a bootable floppy disk for the operating system autoinstaller. It formats a floppy disk, copies a kernel image to it, and then invokes update-autoinst-disk(1). Before this command can be run, the make-autoinst-initrd(1) command must be run to create the necessary kernel and initrd information.

ENVIRONMENT

TMPDIR
Temporary directory under which a directory is created to be used for construction of the ext2 filesystem. If omitted, /tmp is used.

FILES

linux
A kernel image corresponding to the kernel_package supplied to the make-autoinst-initrd(1) command is expected to be present.
initrd.gz
An initial ramdisk, typically created by make-autoinst-initrd(1), is expected to be present in the current directory.
conf/
A configuration directory for the autoinstaller is expected to be present in the current directory.

AUTHOR

Jeff Licquia et al. for Progeny Linux Systems.

SEE ALSO

make-autoinst-initrd(1), update-autoinst-disk(1)

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