Documentation on building custom kernels for grml-live CD
Mika and Team, New stables look good on live CD and I am installing on two platforms today. Thanks. Since early grml-live scripts I have been working with custom kernels. I have been successful at patching the installed hard drives. I have been able to do this either by GNU make or make-dpkg methods. I do not seem to get predictable results if I apply changes to /grml/grml-live/grml_chroot then rerun grml-live to recreate grml_cd and grml_isos. Google doesn't give me documents specific to grml or fai. Can someone point me to it?
Charles
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* Charles Hewson cahewson2003@yahoo.com [20080303 22:03]:
New stables look good on live CD and I am installing on two platforms today. Thanks. Since early grml-live scripts I have been working with custom kernels. I have been successful at patching the installed hard drives. I have been able to do this either by GNU make or make-dpkg methods. I do not seem to get predictable results if I apply changes to /grml/grml-live/grml_chroot then rerun grml-live to recreate grml_cd and grml_isos. Google doesn't give me documents specific to grml or fai. Can someone point me to it?
I'm not sure whether I really understand what you mean. You have a grml-live system, want to manually adjust the chroot (grml_chroot) and finally build an ISO? If so then use grml-live's "-b" option, see man grml-live and/or http://grml.org/grml-live/ for details.
If that's not what you mean: what's the exact problem? Which grml-live version do you use?
regards, -mika-
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