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Making our own linux images

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Revision as of 11:59, 22 July 2015 by Lilith2 (Talk | contribs) (→‎Related)

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Contents

  • 1 Making images
  • 2 Installing
    • 2.1 devuan in vagrant
    • 2.2 devuan in virtualbox
    • 2.3 voidlinux in virtualbox
  • 3 Running *only* what we need
    • 3.1 devuan
    • 3.2 voidlinux
  • 4 Making images
    • 4.1 devuan
    • 4.2 voidlinux
  • 5 Related
  • 6 References

Making images

See DebianCustomCD https://wiki.debian.org/DebianCustomCD. A possible "alternative" to this procedure is to use Simple-CDD https://wiki.debian.org/Simple-CDD.

Installing

http://devuan.org/ :)

devuan in vagrant

devuan in virtualbox

voidlinux in virtualbox

Running *only* what we need

devuan

voidlinux

Making images

devuan

voidlinux

Related

  • Captivating capital and copyfighting
  • Linux development process
  • Linux virtualisation
  • Installing linux
  • Linux applications
  • Linux security
  • Kinky linux command-line
  • Anonymising your traffic with linux
  • Clean up all the things
  • Shell scripting
  • Encrypting everything

References

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