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packages:linux-live [2007-12-15 23:24]
patrys
packages:linux-live [2013-04-10 14:45] (current)
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 <​file>#​ cat base.lst <​file>#​ cat base.lst
 FHS FHS
 +acl
 basesystem basesystem
 bash bash
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 iproute2 iproute2
 iputils-ping iputils-ping
 +kbd
 +kernel
 +kernel-fs-aufs
 less less
 linux-live linux-live
-linux-live-kernel 
 lvm2 lvm2
 mingetty mingetty
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 udev udev
 usbutils usbutils
 +util-linux-ng
 vim vim
 wget wget
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 ===== Preparing the ISO image ===== ===== Preparing the ISO image =====
-Start by installing ''​linux-live-build''​ on your host system. ​+Start by installing ​the [[http://​www.linux-live.org/​|linux-live]] package (''​linux-live-build'' ​package in PLD Linux) ​on your host system. ​
  
-Remember to wither ​set password for ''​root''​ or alter ''/​etc/​inittab''​ to execute shell instanly ​after boot or you'll not be able to login. To set the password, just mount ''/​dev''​ and ''​chroot''​ to the installation root: +Remember to set password for ''​root''​ or alter ''/​etc/​inittab''​ to execute shell instantly ​after boot or you'll not be able to login. To set the password, just mount ''/​dev''​ and ''​chroot''​ to the installation root: 
  
  
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 <​file>#​ export ROOT=/​path/​to/​root <​file>#​ export ROOT=/​path/​to/​root
-# /usr/lib/linux-live/build+export ISO_IMAGE=/path/to/result.iso 
 +linux-live-build
 </​file>​ </​file>​
-Then to create ISO, go to the ''/​tmp/​live_data_*''​ directory created by the above command. Then ''​cd''​ to your live name and run:  
  
  
 +===== Booting from USB =====
 +First, create a FAT16 or FAT32 on the device. ​
  
-<​file># ​sh make_iso.sh+Then extract the ISO contents onto the USB device you are going to use.  
 + 
 +Next, unmount the device and run (this requires having the ''​syslinux''​ package installed):  
 + 
 + 
 + 
 +<​file># ​syslinux -d boot/​syslinux /dev/sdXY
 </​file>​ </​file>​
 +Where ''​sdXY''​ is the partition you created earlier. ​
 +
  
packages/linux-live.1197757492.txt.gz · Last modified: 2007-12-15 23:24 by patrys