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Luca Casagrande wrote: |
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> Alle 22:12, domenica 23 luglio 2006, Andrew Gaffney ha scritto: |
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>> Luca Casagrande wrote: |
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>>> Hi to all! |
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>>> Sorry for my stupid question, but i am moving to catalyst 2.0..the |
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>>> directory to set source_subpath in the spec file, it's the one where i |
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>>> extracted the stage2 files? After chroot in it, can i add file, packages, |
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>>> etc to customize my livecd? |
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>> First, why are you extracting anything by hand? Second, why are you messing |
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>> with a stage2 in order to customize a LiveCD? What exactly are you trying |
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>> to do here? |
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> Hi Andrew and thx for your answer! |
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> I have built some live cd in the past using my gentoo install with |
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> livecd-tools of knoppix, but now i wanna use catalyst... |
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> Right now, for testing purpose, i wanna create a cd with some apps that are on |
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> portage plus some files (data sample file to use with those apps). So I |
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> unpacked the stage2 file, chroot inside it,merged all the package that i need |
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> and copied all file inside home folder (after adding a user). |
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> I thought that after this, i should run catalyst wich use my chroot as the |
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> livecd system...am I missing something? |
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This is exactly the kind of thing catalyst is designed to do. If you're going to |
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use catalyst, why not actually let it do its job? You can add packages into the |
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livecd environment by adding them to 'livecd/packages' in your |
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livecd-stage1.spec. In livecd-stage2, you can add users, run a custom script |
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(called the fsscript) to make other modifications, apply an overlay of files |
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into the squashfs or the ISO root, and other assorted fun things. |
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Andrew Gaffney http://dev.gentoo.org/~agaffney/ |
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Gentoo Linux Developer Installer Project |
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