I run a data acquisition system I wrote under a minimal live SL system. About 250MB. I studied Urs' scripts, stole a bunch of his work, and wrote my own scripts to create my own live SL CD.
My systems are still running SL5x since I've not had time to update the scripts. They are not as nice as Urs' live CDs but I was really after an appliance that I can cycle power on without worrying about saving data or corrupting an actual hard drive. I can definitely recommend Urs' www.livecd.ethz.ch site. If you need help, we can discuss this off-line. Ken On 03/15/2014 12:22 AM, Yogi A. Patel wrote:
Hi - I develop a real-time electrophysiology platform (rtxi.org <http://rtxi.org>) using scientific linux with kernel 3.8 and the real-time layer, Xenomai (xenomai.org <http://xenomai.org>). I would like to create a LiveCD of my system to make it easier for users to adopt, however am having trouble. The standard scripts only make LiveCDs of the stocks Scientific Linux distribution+kernel. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this? Thank you in advance! Yogi
