Thanks Lee,
At least I know there are someone who still need the SDK, and the SDK is still working for customizing a distro for your
own need.
Regards,
Punky
On 11/11/2011 2:21 AM, Lee Woldanski wrote:
Hi Jorge,
Sounds like you are going down a road that I have already traveled.
I would download the SDK, install it, and set up the build environment
to let you "rebuild" the distribution images (live build scripts).
Get yourself some kernel source, and use the Voyage kernel config as a
starting point to customize your own kernel.
You are also going to probably need to patch the kernel source to
support aufs in order for the Debian Live stuff to work properly.
If that all works, you should be able to use your generated kernel
.deb for the kernel used when re-building the distro.
Finally, it should just be a matter of running "./build.sh img" which
will build you the distro image.
You can use the .img with dd or physdiskwrite to write it directly to
a USB stick.
Then you will have the equivalent of a CD-R Live CD on a USB stick.
You can boot from that stick and use it like you would use the Live
CD, including using the installer scripts to install your customized
build on a machine.
I have gone through this whole process a few times now to build myself
a custom Amateur Radio tailored installation (based on 0.7.5
currently). I can give you some more help off-line if you like.
Cheers!
Lee
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