Why not just create your own. Since, I've started building my own systems
from scratch, I've learnt how much crud or bloat a distro has. Also, if
you are going to be the sysadmin, shouldn't you know what every single
file on *your* server is there for. That is the main reason I started
building them from scratch. I felt I didn't know enough about the
underlying servers I was administering. BTW, to me LFS is *not* a distro,
but just a way of getting your feet wet in creating your own _Linux_.
Also, you don't need kickstart, you just call your installation scripts
from init.
Ryan
On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, Sam Mayes wrote:
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> Im new here so excuse if this has allready been raised. If you are trying to
> build a install iso, why not use a modified redhat distro, with a custom
> kickstart that installs all of the vsd parts.
>
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> Sam Mayes
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