best way to install linux to a laptop

[Brent Harding]

Can iso's be patched? I mean, upload the master speakup enabled CD, and
have patches to apply to the image file only, so I could do something like
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=speakup.cd, and use diff some how to get the patch
files to patch each synth in?
I tried doing it with wave files, and it didn't work.
At 02:02 AM 10/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
>> > Debian. I think I might play with making a Debian CD with the modified
>> > base2-2.tgz file myself.
>> 
>> Only problem with this Buddy is the vexing question of synth selection.  If
>> you can devise a good way to pick the synth to use, let us know.
>
>Actually I have an idea here. But I don't have all the needed
>knowledge. If one can make a boot floppy that allows for a selection of
>kernels to load, then it shouldn't be too hard. Or one could reley on
>booting to the dreaded dos with cdrom drivers. Then launch loadlin with
>the appropriate kernel image from there.
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>The other thing one could do is to make several ISO images for CDs based
>on which synth was being used. If concerned about the size of download,
>one could only include a minimum of stuff for the installation.
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>Kirk Wood
>Cpt.Kirk at 1tree.net
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