Ask and ye shall receive....

The isolinux.conf file is derived from the boot directory of the .iso . Edit: I copied my LiveCD into a file called CD(x) in archlinux desktop: the file is 680+ MB and is edited to make the changes in isolinux.conf.

Open the isolinux.conf file in an editor.

You will find many listings of boot possibilities arranged in groups, LABEL....KERNEL...APPEND.

Each grouping defines a boot set-up.

The APPEND permits the addition of cheat codes in the desired kernel, probably 2.6 in your case.

The first listing is a default, usually a 2.4 kernel is default. This entry can be changed to a single character i.e, ....."\" .

Then mosey down to the LABEL , KERNEL , and APPEND for the 2.6 kernel.

Change the LABEL to the character you selected.

Enter the cheat codes one after the other at the tail end of the APPEND statement.

Check your spelling and verify similarity to the other listings as to spacing and syntax.

Save the modified isolinux.conf file and quit the editor.

You should now have a new .iso file ready for mkisofs.

Mkisofs for Kernel 2.6 follows;

The spacing is important..the symbol * in the listing signifies a "space" and is not part of the command...

mkisofs*-pad*-l*-r*-J*-v*-V*"KNOPPIX"*-no-emul-boot*-boot-load-size*4*-boot-info-table*-b*boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin*-c*boot/isolinux/boot.cat*-hide-rr-moved*-o*/root/knoppix.iso*/root/CD(x)
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The reference to knoppix.iso must be your .iso and the /root/CD(X) your file to place the new .iso to be burned.

You may wish to keep a copy of the original .iso before beginning the modification.

Mkisofs will produce the .iso at good speed in a 1500mhz computer. I burn my .iso files in k3b but nero is usable as well.

Best of luck!! I hope I have given you enough detail to complete the mod.