These are the files used to create the ISO images suitable for burning.

The techniques in here were gathered from the efforts of the Debian 
developers and others who have figured this out before me.

You'll need hfsutils and mkhybrid on your system to use these scripts,
plus some kind of CD burning software like cdrecord.

Use 'mkiso' to generate one big thing, and 'mkiso-nosource' to leave out
the source tree.  The difference is about 306 MB.

Finally, to make a VERY small image that only has enough to boot the
system into the installer, use 'mkiso-bootroot'.  If you use that image,
you'll have to figure out some other way to get the packages onto the
system during the install, such as NFS.  This may also be useful as a 
rescue disk of sorts, since it contains enough tools to mount a filesystem
and edit files.