writing to NTFS is a no no under linux unless you try the commerical NTFS driver. don't understand the other things you want to achieve.
I have Windows installed and Linux Red hat installed. And i can chose one of them in bootup. So what i want to do is. Is there a way to copy the files from the image onto my HD thats formated in NTFS. Then in my boot.ini make it boot the folder. Or would that be impossible. If it is how can i put things on the cd so that they will boot up to. Cause i want to put some more security tools on, but how would i do that thanks.
writing to NTFS is a no no under linux unless you try the commerical NTFS driver. don't understand the other things you want to achieve.

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