November 2006
Intermediate to advanced
456 pages
10h 29m
English
Not only is Knoppix the most popular live CD to use, but it is also the live CD distribution that has seen the greatest interest in customizing and remastering. Unlike a Fedora live CD, in which you use scripts from the Kadischi project to essentially build a live CD from a Fedora install, the common way to remaster Knoppix is by copying, changing, and rebuilding files from a live Knoppix CD itself.
The remastering process is different than the customization steps described in Chapter 3, “Customizing a Live CD.” Whereas customization can pull desktop settings or even applications into an existing Knoppix system, remastering lets you change what is in the Knoppix CD itself. The result is a live CD that ...
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