My Linux Mint 14 - Multi-Boot DVD

[AmyGrrl]

This is my Linux Mint 14 Multi-Boot DVD on a Dual Layer DVD. The reason it took so long is I wanted to make it look pretty. So here's what my menu looks like. Tell me what you think? I know its nothing special. I'm just really happy I got it working.



I used Xboot to make the Multi-Boot ISO. This part took awhile because it kept making double images of everything. Then I finally figured out how to add them correctly. Then I used Magic ISO to edit the ISO and edit the menu files. Stole a Linux Mint Wallpaper that I found on Google. Added the files that let me Restart and Shutdown the Computer. Not sure I like the Boot From Hard Drive label. I might call it something else, but not sure what to call it. Anything else I should add to it? I tested this in VMware and all versions boot.

[xenopeek]

Well, cool

[vaikz]

Great Job.

Just on question. When adding the ISO's what option did you choose when identifying the ISO?

[AmyGrrl]

Not sure if this was the right option to select. But it worked just fine. I was able to boot right to the Desktop on all versions. It no longer copied the ISO files twice, Which made it too big to fit on a Single Layer DVD.

ISO files which supports Live-media-path kernel parmeter

[vaikz]

thanks for the reply

[abnvolk]

That looks cool!

[sgr]

Hi mate,
nice job must say.
Can you tell me what command did you use to shutdown the machine from grub?
I was trying to do this same with halt command but somehow it doesn't work just freezes instead of powering off.

Cheers,

[AmyGrrl]

I already stated the option I used 3 posts up. --> ISO files which supports Live-media-path kernel parmeter

[TIMONLINE]

I'm a complete novice but am trying to book Linux 13 from a DVD that I cut earlier which contains the iso file but my PC just reboots back into Mint 7 - any suggestions?

[AmyGrrl]

I updated my first post. I remade my Linux Mint 13 Multi-Boot DVD with Linux Mint 14. Everything fits on a Dual Layer DVD now.