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Booting linux from cd, no bios control.

Started by March 03, 2005 05:23 AM
1 comment, last by Doc 19 years, 9 months ago
Hello, Im a computer programming class at my high school and me and a few friends are trying to get linux running on the school computers. We know we cant install anything so we decide to boot straight off a cd and disable everthing that tries to write to a directory by creating a temporary directory for it. I figured we could try knoppix or something like that. THe problem is all these cds have the bootloader on the cd. I am unable to change the boot order since bios has an admin password. The order right now is floppy, hard drive, cd. Is there anyway for me to tell grub or lilo which would be on a floppy, to boot a kernel which is on a cd rom? Ive googled the heck out of this. Thanks Lambo
We all think that we are the best with computers but we all keep reffering to the same all-mighty all-knowing Guru, Google.
yes, Damn Small is the only one which I know that provides them:
http://dsl.thegeekery.com/current/
it's the boot.img(not the usb one)
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Break into the computer and disconnect the hard drive. Problem solved.
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