On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Pablo Lorenzzoni wrote:
> Hello ALL!
>
> I'm in the process of creating a single Debian CD for an event we'll
> have soon in Brazil. Since it'll be a single CD, I've stuffed it just
> with useful packages (I mean useful for us). This means that no
> Chinese, or Cyrilic packages were included (since this is not useful
> for portuguese-speakers).
> My question is: What will happen with tasksel during the
> installation process? Will it still show, for example, task Chinese?
> If yes, how the absence of chinese packages will be treated? Should I
> compile a custom version of tasksel for including in the CD?
Chinese etc will be displayed. There will be a broken installation of the
tasks if an attempt is made to install them.
IMO, the easiest way remove unwanted tasks for a special CD would be to
build the file tree for the CD and remove the unwanted tasks from the
Task: field in the Packages (and Packages.gz) files. Then build the iso
image.
Phil.
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