Live Linux CDs

[BurntAsh]

have any of you made your own live linux cds like use the script tools slackware-live gives you or what not. if you made one how did you do it, whatd you use? is it really easy to do? because i would love to make my own live cds with my own custom programs.

[ifred]

I have not tried making one myself but I can recommend a site for you to check out: www.morphix.org.
A live Morphix CD is built on modules that you can add or remove as you desire. As a result you can customize a live cd based on what software you want to run and what modules are available. Check out the how-to and the FAQ on the site for more details. I offer this information with the caveat that I have not tried to make a live CD the Morphix way and, as a result, I don't know how difficult/easy it is. Just thought I'd give you the option to check it out. Good luck.

[Stuart]

Hey guys,
I am going to be doing this sort of thing at my school, I am glad you posted that link. I will let you know how it goes

[ifred]

Glad you found the link interesting. I'm looking forward to hearing how things turn out.

[Schotty]

Check this out :

LinuxJOurnal Link

[BurntAsh]

ya i just found that one too, looks hard making a live cd. so im suppose to install a distro all over again on different partitions, like a clean slate, and use different parts from it to put onto a cd, thats how it works?

[Schotty]

Umm ... VMWare ....

;D

That way you dont really have to do that much work ;D

[Kernel_Killer]

You can always have someone make, or make yourself a FreesBIE CD. ;D

Just a thought. :P

[GhostDawg]

Here's one I just ran across. LifeBoat is a script program which can be used to create a Linux bootable rescue CD.

http://users.rcn.com/srstites/LifeBo...home.page.html, but it it limited to a few distros.