Found this enter link description herewhere you can find old redhat OS version. But there are no ISO files on that link where I can just make a bootable USB redhat installation via unetbootin. I think all of the files you need to be created into an ISO is on that link, but am not clear which files or directory structure they should be structure when creating an ISO image. More importantly am not sure how to create an ISO image out of these files either in linux or in windows machine.I read the instruction below from one of the README which is an instruction on how to create a bootable disc and diskettes!!! Problem is we only have USB access. DIRECTORY ORGANIZATIONThis directory is organized as follows:/mnt/redhat  |----> RedHat           |----> RPMS         -- binary packages             |----> base         -- small filesystem setup archives           |----> instimage    -- image used for graphical installs  |----> images                -- boot and ramdisk images  |----> dosutils              -- installation utilities for DOS  |----> doc                   -- various FAQs and HOWTOs  |----> misc                  -- source files, install trees  |----> live                  -- live filesystem  |----> COPYING           -- copyright information  |----> README            -- this file  |----> RPM-PGP-KEY           -- PGP signature for packages from Red HatIf you are mirroring to a partition or an NFS volume, you'll need toget everything under RedHat, as well as the disk images from imagesthat you need for your system.============================================================================INSTALLINGIf you are installing this release via ftp, off of a hard drive, orthrough a PCMCIA card, you need both a boot disk and a supplementaldisk. If you are installing via NFS or CDROM without using a PCMCIAadapter you only need a boot disk. If you did not receive floppydisks with this product, the images for these disks are in the imagesdirectory. Either the rawrite program in the dosutils directory or 'dd'under any Unix like system can be used to transfer the image to physicalfloppies. Once the diskettes are made, insert the boot disk and bootyour machine.Appreciate if anyone can provide some tips or guide on how to go about this. Thanks in advance.
Create bootable usb from archive linux installation files
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