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Mageiar ISO builder
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"Mageia + ALCASAR" ISO builder
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Goal
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Goal
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The goal here is to create a minimalist ISO image of Mageia-Linux with the ALCASAR archive and all its RPM dependencies.
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The goal is to create a minimalist bootable ISO image of Mageia-Linux embedding the ALCASAR archive and all its RPM dependencies. The name of this ISO image is "mageiar".
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How it works
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How it works
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The script uses an official Mageia docker image to retrieve a recursive list of dependecies that are downloaded and packaged in the installation ISO. ALCASAR dependencies list, as well as its kernel version, are retrieved from the ALCASAR tarball archive.
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The script uses an official Mageia docker image to retrieve a recursive list of dependencies that are downloaded and packaged in the installation ISO. ALCASAR dependencies list, as well as its kernel version, are retrieved from the ALCASAR tarball archive.
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Once the ISO is done, one can boot on it and install the OS normally. The dependencies are installed along the basesystem packages, which means that the Alcasar installer will only download updates.
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Once the ISO is done, write it on a bootable device (CDROM, DVDROM, USB Key). Boot on it and install the OS normally. The dependencies are installed along the base system packages, which means that the ALCASAR installer will only download updates.
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What it needs
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What it needs
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The script can be provided with both the Alcasar tarball archive as well as the Mageia ISO image.
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The script can be provided with both the ALCASAR tarball archive as well as the Mageia ISO image.
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The Alcasar archive can be given in argument using the `-a` option. Otherwise it will be downloaded automatically in its latest version.
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The ALCASAR archive can be given in argument using the `-a` option. Otherwise it will be downloaded automatically in its latest version.
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The Mageia ISO image is to be placed in the `ressources` directory.
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The Mageia ISO image is to be placed in the `ressources` directory.
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If Mageia image has been provided, it will be downloaded in the docker.
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This is because the version has to match the one in the docker
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The script's only dependency is the docker service and iptables ("urpmi iptables,docker"). All other dependencies, such as the RPM and ISO tools, will be installed within the docker.
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The script only dependency is the docker service and iptables ("urpmi iptables,docker"). All other dependencies, such as the RPM and ISO tools, will be installed within the docker.
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How to use
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How to use
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Usage : buildMageiar [-a alcasar.tar.gz]
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Usage : buildMageiar [-a alcasar.tar.gz]
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What can be done
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What can be done
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The ISO image seems to be already as light as it can be. With all the necessary packages, it weighs around 800Mo.
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The ISO image seems to be already as light as it can be (about 800 Mo).
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Here is a list of interesting functionnalities:
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Here is a list of interesting functionalities:
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- Use DrakX to install and configure Alcasar graphically
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- Use DrakX to install and configure ALCASAR graphically (see folder "drakx")
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