Creating LiveCD from current installation
Creating LiveCD from current installation
It is really easy to install Salix and add desired packages using gslapt to new computers. However, if much customization is needed, it may be preferred to have a LiveCD of an existing installation. What is the best method to create a LiveCD of an existing hard disk Salix installation? Will such a live CD also include an installer? Thanks for your help.
Re: Creating LiveCD from current installation
@gapan : As you hint and as one can see on searching the net, there are some ways but all seem to be difficult needing many manual steps. I will appreciate if you can mention which one method do you prefer.
Re: Creating LiveCD from current installation
This was slax approach creating a system of an existing hard disk installation. Such a live system it is only for personal use. And it is not worth the job needed.
Just install the live system and create a file with the files you want e.g. echo file1 file2 file3 > packages
and use slapt-get to install them in all computers. You don't have to use gslapt to choose every file in every computer.
e.g.
Just install the live system and create a file with the files you want e.g. echo file1 file2 file3 > packages
and use slapt-get to install them in all computers. You don't have to use gslapt to choose every file in every computer.
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sudo slapt-get -i `cat packages`
Re: Creating LiveCD from current installation
Simple yet powerful solution. Thanks.