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Creating a live iso with Remastersys John Nash nashjc _ at _ uottawa.ca 20131003 OCLUG 1 Motivation(s) ● Live-USB to run English (Playford) dance music via laptop – Simple file manager to list / select items with arrow keys – Alsaplayer (has simple keyboard commands) – Boots into this “kiosk” – No fuss operation ● Back up a running system to a runnable iso 20131003 OCLUG 2 Remastersys is a free and open source program for Debian, Ubuntu-based, or derivative software systems that can: ● Create a customized Live CD/DVD (a remaster) of Debian and its derivatives. ● Back up an entire system, including user data, to an installable Live CD/DVD. As of April 28th, 2013, the originator's direct development has ceased.[1] As of April 29th, 2013, development (project "fork") is in transition to new supporters Wikipedia 20131003 OCLUG 3 Steps 1 ● Have a running system (!# Statler in VBox) – #! linux, thunar, alsaplayer – No password login, autostart in Thunar, also log off script – Clean out unnecessary programs (Bleachbit) – Make sure mp3 player etc. Works – Set up area for dance music (mp3) and instructions (txt). Other choices possible – Did not put mp3's in place – size/copyright 20131003 OCLUG 4 Steps 2 ● Install remastersys ● When I did it, there was a PPA. Not tried since ● I was running !# in a VirtualBox VM ● Become root (sudo su) ● sudo remastersys backup custom.iso ● ...... (wait) ● Move custom.iso to CD/DVD or transform to USB with unetbootin or equivalent ● Test (and inevitably fix and redo) 20131003 OCLUG 5 But... ● Fragedelic gave up on Remastersys and took down his site, saying he did not want name used even if code continues ● Roberto J. Dohnert forked it (as system imager) ● Old 'deb' files around BUT you needed to have repository access when installing and NOT do 'apt-get clean' because packages installed and removed as iso is built. ● I have NOT tried the system imager, and it does not appear to be very mature yet, though there seems to be a GUI interface package. 20131003 OCLUG 6.

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