Lets start from the beginning. Have you made and tested your custom kernel
build? Have you packaged the kernel and other custom software into deb
files? Have you tested this? Have you gotten the base install cd you want to
use and extracted the ISO and cramfs (I think that's what is on there).
Als
As per licensing, my company is very aware of what we are doing with
regards to the different licenses. For example, the IP we are adding is
to a BSD licensed package. We have a flagship product that isn't *nix
based and we've been very careful there too, as we have utilized BSD
licensed code
Dave Higgins wrote:
> My company is producing a value-added distribution. The base system
> is Debian GPL. We're adding a package that has our IP in it. We'll
> host a repository that maintains the Debian packages and our
> packages. While we could just do a "standard" distribution, we do
> wan
My company is producing a value-added distribution. The base system is
Debian GPL. We're adding a package that has our IP in it. We'll host a
repository that maintains the Debian packages and our packages. While
we could just do a "standard" distribution, we do want to change some
defaults
Dave Higgins wrote:
> ... the question at hand is how do I add a file to a CD and get the
> file to install at install time? It shouldn't be as mysterious as
> it seems to be, i.e. I should be able to edit a file and say add
> this file.
A little more information would be helpful. Do you just wa
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 09:40:16AM -0600, Dave Higgins wrote:
> I appreciate the help here. But the question at hand is how do I
> add a file to a CD and get the file to install at install time? It
> shouldn't be as mysterious as it seems to be, i.e. I should be able
> to edit a file and say add
I appreciate the help here. But the question at hand is how do I add a
file to a CD and get the file to install at install time? It shouldn't
be as mysterious as it seems to be, i.e. I should be able to edit a file
and say add this file.
Or am I going about it wrong? Do I need to set up the
On Tue, 13 Sep 2011 16:04:41 -0600, Dave Higgins wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to make my own Debian based distribution.
> Either I'm asking the wrong question on Google or there is no
> information.
(...)
No need to go that far away :-)
http://wiki.debian.org/DebianCustomCD
Besides, I
On 14/09/11 08:04, Dave Higgins wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out how to make my own Debian based distribution.
> Either I'm asking the wrong question
or you've got the wrong signature ;-p
> on Google or there is no information.
There is. And on Debian.org.
>
> I'm trying to take Debian an
I'm trying to figure out how to make my own Debian based distribution.
Either I'm asking the wrong question on Google or there is no information.
I'm trying to take Debian and build a custom install for a product. I
need to replace the kernel and add a few things to this installation CD.
I'v
As some of you may remember, I am interested in "rolling my own Debian".
This would be a minimal ISO but with an up to date 2.4.23 for new
drivers, and perhaps the Nvidia ones as well. The purpose is to give me
a way to install on bleeding-edge motherboards with SATA RAID etc.
I'
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