Suzaki;

Operations performed after Xinstall are multiple KDE installs and take a good amount of time in the boot sequence.

I would wonder if the klik .cmg file system might be initiated in X to reduce the size of the CD install of KDE(due to compression of .cmg files of KDE) and complete the install of KDE with .cmg files previously entered by isolinux. This should permit faster boot loading because the KDE file to load would be reduced in size by 50% and may in fact load faster with cramfs which decompresses the .cmg files.

Perhaps the cramfs file system is not available, however, at the install of X. It may however be ready soon thereafter?

But then, also, .cmg files may not be compatible with isolinux .iso system.

It may also be possible to provide KDE entirely in .cmg files to be called by the user as required.

This would not be an auto load of KDE but a fast boot to X followed by a selective KDE loading process by the user using .cmg files in X.

Or it could be automated.

Have a good day!