Put out a tip jar and label of "beer money."
On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 4:28 PM, <hermes.belusca(a)sfr.fr> wrote:
We use FreeLDR for the RAM booting, which loads in RAM
an ISO (not a HDD
image yet).
For the LiveCD for example, the following lines can be added into
freeldr.ini:
[Operating Systems]
...
LiveCD_RamDisk="LiveCD in RAM"
...
[LiveCD_RamDisk]
BootType=Windows2003
SystemPath=ramdisk(0)\reactos
Options=/MININT /RDPATH=livecd\livecd.iso /RDEXPORTASCD
FreeLdr will load the "livecd\livecd.iso" file from the boot drive (a USB
key for example...) (the switch '/RDEXPORTASCD' explicitely specifies that
the file is loaded as an ISO image, with read-only access, etc...).
Then, "ramdisk(0)\reactos" specifies that the kernel etc... will be loaded
from the "reactos" directory inside the root directory constituted by the
ramdisk, once the ramdisk is loaded.
Regards,
Hermès
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