fernando29
October 1st, 2014, 02:07 AM
Hi.
I need to replicate my current system to other PCs. This system does not have a standard desktop. It is a Lubuntu Minimal install, with re-built kernel, some packages, settings and tweaks added after installation. The process should allow people without special knowledge to complete the installation quickly, by following some "easy" steps.
So I searched for remastering tools and tested Remastersys, but it seems it needs an "standard" installation as base system, as I got the error message:
Error Remastersys:
Lightdm not setup properly. You must set your default desktop with lightdm prior to remastering
Beyond that, I don't know how complete this task. So I hope I could get some tips and references in order to make this task. My concrete questions are:
Is there a tool or procedure that I can follow in order to get an ISO from my current system, so it can be installed easily on other PC.
The target PC's are going to have flash drives as main storage, and are susceptible to be powered off without a proper shut down. Is there a way to mitigate this, like making the resulting ISO a "RAM filesystem installation?.
Thanks for reading, and best regards.
I need to replicate my current system to other PCs. This system does not have a standard desktop. It is a Lubuntu Minimal install, with re-built kernel, some packages, settings and tweaks added after installation. The process should allow people without special knowledge to complete the installation quickly, by following some "easy" steps.
So I searched for remastering tools and tested Remastersys, but it seems it needs an "standard" installation as base system, as I got the error message:
Error Remastersys:
Lightdm not setup properly. You must set your default desktop with lightdm prior to remastering
Beyond that, I don't know how complete this task. So I hope I could get some tips and references in order to make this task. My concrete questions are:
Is there a tool or procedure that I can follow in order to get an ISO from my current system, so it can be installed easily on other PC.
The target PC's are going to have flash drives as main storage, and are susceptible to be powered off without a proper shut down. Is there a way to mitigate this, like making the resulting ISO a "RAM filesystem installation?.
Thanks for reading, and best regards.