On Fri, Jul 07, 2017 at 09:40:28AM -0300, fauno wrote: > an installer iso that rsync's itself into the new root instead of > downloading all packages from internet and installing them.
that is essentially how classic liveCDs work - most notably those of the knoppix and puppy variety - except not rsync - they simply explode the squashfs that the CD boots into as the base for the target system - the archiso builds could be made to behave this way wuite simply - in fact, the calamares installer has this as it's default install method, though i over-rode that behavior on my fork - i tried to explain all of this in my post about the new graphical ISO https://lists.parabola.nu/pipermail/dev/2017-July/005685.html but i should add that by installing a "canned" system in this way is exactly the opposite of the concern you raised yesterday like: "isn't this supposed to be a learning experience?" the "best of both worlds" approach that i described in the graphical ISO post would allow both the idiomatic "do it yourself" arch CLI install but without network connection -- (: Music is the Best :)
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