Hi Noam, I only have my experience as documentation. My host helper had 2GB sticks we could load up and I required ipython notebook and sqlite services for the class. So I grabbed the smallest image of Ubuntu I could get and installed everything I needed as usual while removing default Ubuntu bloat I didn't need. Lastly I used Remastersys to make a liveISO image of the installation. I handed that off to the helper and they replicated the image to all sticks. It worked quite well for attendees who needed it.
- Jory On Monday, January 9, 2017, Noam Ross <[email protected]> wrote: > I was wondering if anyone had documented or standardized a typical setup > for creating USB install drives for workshops with poor wifi. > > For R workshops, I believe I would use miniCRAN to create a local > repository for all the packages required, in addition to the R/RStudio/git > binary installers. > > I'm not sure what the equivalent would be for Python, and I want to make > sure I don't miss anything required for all operating systems. >
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