Chris Feist wrote: > I ended up having to modify them awhile back and you can just mount the > boot.img on the loopback device as a vfat filesystem. Inside there are the > config files for the syslinux stuff, the kernel and an initial ramdisk? I did > this with RH 6.2 boot images but I don't think they've changed that much. > > Chris To build on this. The initrd image can also be mounted. gunzip it first. To keep it the same size or smaller you might need to create a file in the initrd image filled with 0's that takes up the free space (this compresses real nice). The module file is a cpio archive. The easiest thing to do with it is to put your new module in place of an existing one rather than add a new one. Update the module list as well. Redhat has lots of information about the subject. Just go to their site and search for kickstart. kickstart is, in concept, very much like Sun's jumpstart for Solaris. It lets you set up custom images and package sets to install so that creating a web server is popping in the approriate boot floppy and letting it do it's business. Hope this helps, Eric