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Minimal LiveCD

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Manoj Bhatta

Thursday, 25 January 2007 Thu, 25 Jan '07

11:40 p.m.

Hi, I want to make minimal LiveCD without any GUI. And after booting, i want to copy some data from LIVECD to my HDD. I have tried using "fedora-livecd". It boots up fine, but i could not logon. How can i put my data into LiveCD and copy into HDD automatically. Thanks for wonderful tool. Thanks Manoj

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Vnpenguin

Friday, 26 January Fri, 26 Jan

1:28 a.m.

On 1/26/07, Manoj Bhatta <mkbhatta(a)gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, I want to make minimal LiveCD without any GUI. And after booting, i want to copy some data from LIVECD to my HDD. I have tried using "fedora-livecd". It boots up fine, but i could not logon. How can i put my data into LiveCD and copy into HDD automatically.

1. Store your data somewhere in liveCD build_install tree (for example /var/tmp/...) 2. After boot, mount partition of your hdd. 3. Copy as usual In my customized liveCD, all ext3, vfat & ntfs of all IDE hdd will be mounted automatically. -- http://vnoss.org

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Manoj Bhatta

1:57 a.m.

1. Store your data somewhere in liveCD build_install tree (for example /var/tmp/...)

Thank you for your help.

2. After boot, mount partition of your hdd.

I could able to boot, but could not logon with package "fedora-livecd".

3. Copy as usual

I want to make it automatic. When system boots up, my (script/package) will copy my data to HDD.

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Vnpenguin

3:41 a.m.

On 1/26/07, Manoj Bhatta <mkbhatta(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> 1. Store your data somewhere in liveCD build_install tree (for example > /var/tmp/...) Thank you for your help. > 2. After boot, mount partition of your hdd. I could able to boot, but could not logon with package "fedora-livecd". > 3. Copy as usual I want to make it automatic. When system boots up, my (script/package) will copy my data to HDD.

You not need login to do that. Put your script into /etc/rc.d/rc.local for example. It works automatically at boot, after all system scripts. -- http://vnoss.org

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