I decided naively that it would be nice to make a new version of the f10 DVD iso that included the packages that were updated since F10 release - a personal re-spin if you like. However despite trying to google for jigdo options, as well as revisor and pungi I am now rather confused as to whether it is a job that can be done without too much effort.
What I naively thought was that I could loop mount the original F10 DVD iso and then run jigdo-file to create a modified iso using the rpm files in /var/cache/yum/updates/packages/ to generate new .jigdo and .template files that could then be used by jigdo-lite to generate a respin iso - but it seems that it is not as simple as that! Perhaps I just did not understand the documentation I read!
Can anyone point me to a howto that will allow me to create this kind of "more-current" f10 iso so that further installs on other machines might a) avoid having to run yum update to pull in lots of files, and only a small number in updates repors since I create the new iso after the install and b) avoid some of the known serious bugs such as the scsi disk non-bootable machine bug with updated nash/mkinitrd
It would be nice if this were possible for a relatively experienced linux user but who does not have the detailed knowledge about this specific task.
Thanks
On Monday 29 December 2008 16:45:44 Mike Cloaked wrote:
I decided naively that it would be nice to make a new version of the f10 DVD iso that included the packages that were updated since F10 release - a personal re-spin if you like. However despite trying to google for jigdo options, as well as revisor and pungi I am now rather confused as to whether it is a job that can be done without too much effort.
What I naively thought was that I could loop mount the original F10 DVD iso and then run jigdo-file to create a modified iso using the rpm files in /var/cache/yum/updates/packages/ to generate new .jigdo and .template files that could then be used by jigdo-lite to generate a respin iso - but it seems that it is not as simple as that! Perhaps I just did not understand the documentation I read!
Can anyone point me to a howto that will allow me to create this kind of "more-current" f10 iso so that further installs on other machines might a) avoid having to run yum update to pull in lots of files, and only a small number in updates repors since I create the new iso after the install and b) avoid some of the known serious bugs such as the scsi disk non-bootable machine bug with updated nash/mkinitrd
It would be nice if this were possible for a relatively experienced linux user but who does not have the detailed knowledge about this specific task.
Thanks
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They are called Fedora Remixes: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Classroom/Creating_Fedora_Remix
and they are easy to make, I made one for my school's computer club which had some devel libraries we needed!
Armin Moradi wrote:
They are called Fedora Remixes: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Classroom/Creating_Fedora_Remix
and they are easy to make, I made one for my school's computer club which had some devel libraries we needed!
Thanks for the link which is useful - though it seems to concentrate largely on live media. My primary interest in this case is to make install media but include updated rpms. It looks like revisor will be the optional tool so I will need to do some reading about it...
On Monday 29 December 2008 17:23:09 Mike Cloaked wrote:
Armin Moradi wrote:
They are called Fedora Remixes: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Classroom/Creating_Fedora_Remix
and they are easy to make, I made one for my school's computer club which had some devel libraries we needed!
Thanks for the link which is useful - though it seems to concentrate largely on live media. My primary interest in this case is to make install media but include updated rpms. It looks like revisor will be the optional tool so I will need to do some reading about it... -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Customised-F10-iso-with-updated-packages---how--tp212 08881p21209318.html Sent from the Fedora List mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
You can take the concept and apply it to DVD Media, just take the DVD kickstart file instead of the livecd kickstart!
Armin Moradi wrote:
You can take the concept and apply it to DVD Media, just take the DVD kickstart file instead of the livecd kickstart!
Thanks.....
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 10:23 PM, Mike Cloaked mike.cloaked@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the link which is useful - though it seems to concentrate largely on live media. My primary interest in this case is to make install media but include updated rpms. It looks like revisor will be the optional tool so I will need to do some reading about it...
Use pungi, By using this tool, I can build a install CD for XFCE desktop with all updates. Have a look at http://tinyurl.com/8mqutd
Vnpenguin-2 wrote:
Use pungi, By using this tool, I can build a install CD for XFCE desktop with all updates. Have a look at http://tinyurl.com/8mqutd
I'd like to see your page but the link is giving me a 404!
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 11:15 AM, Mike Cloaked mike.cloaked@gmail.com wrote:
Vnpenguin-2 wrote:
Use pungi, By using this tool, I can build a install CD for XFCE desktop with all updates. Have a look at http://tinyurl.com/8mqutd
I'd like to see your page but the link is giving me a 404!
Sorry ! Try this: http://tinyurl.com/9m9ann
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