Dear list, I am using live-build for building kali-linux images. The standard build procedure is working well with live-build. But for my purposes I have some special needs, which the documentation of live-build does not explain.
I hope, someone experienced can help me. This is, what I want to do: 1. I want to download and unpack the packages, then create the chroot. When the changeroot has been created, the script shall stop. 2. When the chroot is existent, I want to make changes in the chroot (edit some files, add some files like wordlists etc.). I know, I can go into the chroot with the command "chroot /path/to/chroot", then work in it, just as in a normal linux system 3. After I have finished my changes, I want to leave the chroot and now create the ISO-image of it. It would be nice, if someone could give me the correct commands. Last but not least, there is just a general question, the manual also could not answer me. Question 1: Must I create for every architecture a seperated live-build structure (one for i386, one for amd64, one for arm and so on) or can I build in in one environment (just add the --architecture command to the build command)? Question 2: Must I build a livefile for a special architecture in a special environment? (Say: Can I build an amd64- or arm-livefile on a 32-bit i386 system?) Please send any answers to my privat adress ([email protected]), as I am not subsribed to the list. Thank you very much for any help. Best regards Hans-J. Ullrich
