There are many things to consider in creating a bootable CDROM using LRP.
Packages cannot be loaded from the boot medium, since the boot medium is a floppy disk image artificially loaded into memory via PC BIOS INT 13. Only syslinux, the Linux kernel, and root.lrp (the root filesystem loaded by the Linux kernel) are available.
Packages might be stored on the CDROM in a directory. It must be determined if the LRP variant used supports access to packages in directories.
The configuration files on the boot disk are fixed and unchangeable. To permit changeable configurations, access to a real floppy is required.
These considerations must be taken into account when creating a bootable CDROM.