If so, this means a developer would
- build and test his PUP into an ISO.
- Create the boot manager entry as described herein.
- Finalize his PUP into an distributable ISO which contains these 2 items.
- Anyone could then boot the DVD containing the PUP on ANY PC, old or new.
NICE methods to move PUP into a universal installable arena no matter the PC.
The penalty (although this is very very minor as many of us rarely boot/reboot running PCs - daily or less) is that booting an ISO is bit longer than booting the kernel and sys progs, but, the benefit is way more than the slight penalty on boot.
Please comment on "correctness" in view, please.
Great Great demonstration