On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 3:49 PM, Mark Stodola <stod...@pelletron.com> wrote: > On 08/16/2012 08:38 AM, Artifex Maximus wrote: >> >> Hello! >> >> Is there any recommended way to create a custom ISO installer? I have >> no X on my SL just pure console. I've read that revisor is old and not >> supported but pungi is great. I've tried pungi under Fedora 17 for >> "cross build" without success (packages were downloaded but some >> problems with anaconda at building boot image stage). CentOS 6.3 does >> not have pungi. I think SL does not have pungi as well. So revisor is >> the only tool for building such images here in SL land? >> >> Bye, >> a > > Revisor is the recommended tool for SL6. You always have the option of > rolling by hand. I use a set of modified scripts to roll custom SL5 images > based on the documentation on the SL's website and from searching the web. > If you simply want to customize the packages, you can make the necessary > changes, rebuild the repo data, update the comps files, and build the image.
Thank you. > Remember, SL and TUV are _not_ bleeding edge like Fedora. Just because the > bleeding edge calls something "old" doesn't mean it is garbage and useless. > It just means someone has come up with a new/different way of accomplishing > the same task. That is clear for me and I do not think that old means useless. As I would like to keep myself in picture I am using several Linux distribution and one of them is Fedora 17. As Fedora is similar to TUV (and SL and CentOS) and uses RPM I think that "cross building" is possible. But that is not the case. Bye, a