Re: [linuxdc-dev]Burning bootable CD

[Adrian M. <ad...@mc...>]

On Wednesday 13 Mar 2002 6:38 am, David Willmore wrote:
> >  I'm trying to create a bootable linux CD and I can't seem to get it to
> > work. Is this a proper forum to ask about creating bootable CD's?
> >
> >  I tried the master.sh and also followed the instructions on the mc.pp.se
> > site. I'm guessing it could be my burner? It's a Microimages backpack CD.
> >
> >  I can boot from a CD my friend made me a few months ago using Nero I
> > think.
>
> I walked through the instructions twice on two seperate occasions and
> have never had any luck.  I think I'm hung up on getting a good IP.BIN
> as I don't have any existing DC software to snag a copy from.  I found
> a tool that claimed to make one, but the resulting disk doesn't read.
>
It can be done, I assure you! What is going wrong? Just coasters? Have you 
looked at http://www.fivemouse.com? It has some instructions too...


> I'd sure love to have a working procedure, too.
>
> Hard to develop code when you can't run it. :(  Not that anyone will
> be interested in the stuff I'd be porting as it's all wierd amateur
> radio digital stuff. :)
>
> Is there any cheap sound input for the DC?  I can get line level
> audio and I just need to sample it at 8KHz/16bit or such.  Is there
> a cheap Maple device that does that?  I bought my DC for software
> development and have never played a game on it. :)  I have no idea
> what kinds of controllers are available for it--except for the
> cool recent puru puru posts, that is.  I'm not sure if I can think
> of a use for vibration in my application. :)
>
There is a microphone which I am trying to write a driver for. But while I 
have made some progress I haven't got anything actually working yet :-<


> Cheers,
> David N0YMV
>
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