> Fleny68 a �crit : > >> One of the tremendous strengths of Morphix, and the main reason my > >>non-profit has chosen it, is that it very easily allows for > >>customization of a LiveCD. Want KDE? Place the KDE-MainModule into the > >>mainmod directory. Want to add OpenOffice? Place the > >>OpenOffice-MiniModule > > > > > > Projects like morphix are magnificent, however each module needs > maintenence outside of debian. > > > > The idea I would like a litle more would be a project to include a live CD > base package into debian. Maybe with support from Morphix and others. > > > > A Debian Live CD generator, somthing like jigdo[1] for live CDs that can > draw any .deb into a live CD. > > That'my opinion too. >
> AFAIK jigdo is not possible. Because all the knoppix like liveCD use > compressed filesystems (cloop for knoppix and directly derived works, i > use squashfs in my k-mib-ppc, and there is othoer possibility like > gcloop, utx,... ). As far as I could tell jigdo does not work with filesystems at all at the moment, it reasembles the iso from chunks of data. As a frontend it would need a separate tool for local live CD creation. But there are already some! The ones I found are listed at: http://wiki.debian.net/index.cgi?LiveCD I just read though this thread[1] at debian-devel about including knoppix things in debian. Just like you also wrote the general problem of customizing the configuration came up too. And for that I'd picture to use CFG[2] and packaged meta-config definitions. Peter [1] http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2003/debian-devel-200311/msg01501.html [2] http://freedesktop.org/Main/CFG
