Posted by Dave on 9/8/2009, 1:50 pm, in reply to "Re: Remastersys"
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These would be very handy I think, especially for someone who wants to try out something like Mandriva Cooker. Then, tomorrow, when it breaks :^), reinstall from the remaster. Or, use it to make custom Linux distros for friends or family members.
My solution is diffrerent because my setup is different. I run the new distro in Virtualbox with my data files duplicated in the host's partition and in my laptop 'production machine'. But I have read about using remastersys (or similar, since remastersys works only on debian-based distros) to make a custon ISO file which I can retain and avoid much of the updates when Cooker breaks and I reinstall.
I wonder if windows has anything like this? I googled, but either I don't know the magic search terms or it's not there.
In faith, Dave
Viva Texas
dave@christos.cjb.net, dpeirce@christian.net
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