put CD/boot-options run automaticly/ready

[nvgringo]

It was Magic ISO not iso magic. sorry for the confusion. I didn't purchase it just to prove I could randomly edit ISO files. The question was asked and this is the simplest way I found. It does cost $30.00 but it can edit ISOs even on dvds up to 10 gig. Thats why I bought it .

It does work great for editing knoppix. I copy the ISOLINIX.cfg to my desktop and open it with word. I add the cheat codes to the default 24. For every character I add I remove one of the #'s at the end. For every character I remove I add a # at the end then I copy it back to the ISO and reburn.

[Harry Kuhman]

It was Magic ISO not iso magic. ......

Actually, I found that both names were available as somewhat similar competing products, but both would require that I buy them to edit the Knoppix iso. I'm not in a position to do that for this simple task, and certainly not able to buy both to make a determination of which one might be better. If you already have the tool for some other reason, then yes, it looks like it would be handy to make the change in lthe isolinux.cfg file, but I was trying to give your breakfast a way to do it with freely available items.