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Montare initrd.img

Ho copiato initrd.img e vmlinuz dal cd di Fedora e li ho posti nella root del sistema per rendere la configurazione similare a Debian/Ubuntu dove sono dei link a /boot/initrd e /boot/vmlinuz solo che qua ho utilizzato i file del cd perchè dovrebbero contenere la configurazione live, fornita su Debian dal pacchetto live-boot che qua non esiste! :-(

Creo un punto di mount initrd e monto l'immagine:

• $ mkdir initrd
• $ cd initrd
• $ xz -dc < ../iso/live/initrd.img | cpio -idmv

per richiudere:

• $ find . 2>/dev/null | cpio -c -o | xz -9 --format=lzma > ../iso/live/new.img

Welcome to the penguins-eggs wiki!

I'm writing a remaster system using nodejs as language, and the egg as metaphora to illustrate/explain the function.

So, installing penguins-eggs inside a system (penguin), we will have the following actions:

• eggs spawn
• eggs kill
• eggs hatch

It work enought well and can remaster and install Debian 8, 9, Ubuntu 17.10 and derivates.

It is only a console utility, but really easy to use.

In addiction, to the usual behaviour of a remaster/reinstall system - like remastersys, systemback or similar, here we have also the possibility to use the system as PXE server for remote boot of other computers in the net.

• eggs cuckoo

Becouse I'm working on a Proxmox VE developer workstation, the partition schema is the same as PVE, so will be possible using it on Debian Stretch to add Proxmox VE repository and obtain, in this way a nice, customizable image of Proxmox VE developer workstation.