Remastering Lucid 5.2.8.004 with
LHMP and it worked AFTER i broke all rules and copy entire /root and /etc during the remastering.
Before that I did try "by the book" a lot of times(almost wrote several hundreds
) and it never ever worked as you reboot on the remastered ISO...
So just to be clear... This is what I do: (Without ever ever burning a CD)
Ok... Got 3 partitions
1) MicroXP
2)Slacko
3) For remastering
Ok... I take the 5.2.8.004 ISO file and open it and
copy it into partition 3. (from Slacko)
I run Grub4Dos and reboot into it with
no savefile.
Then I run Grub4dos again, and reboot with
no savefile. Now I have the ability to chose to run in Ram only, and I do that.
Once I am up in pure ram with a brand new 5.2.8.004, I delete all the files in partition 3. Just to have that partition nice and clean to spread the final "product" without anymore.
I then do it by the book, as in installing what is to be the custom puppy, test it and then restart X as said by Playdayz.
Now as the partition 3 is clean i chose to save the project in partition 3.
Once done going through the process of Remastering Puppy Live CD and have the one folder and one ISO on partition 3, I make archive of the project folder and then delete the folder, keeping it compressed not to mess with my booting.
I then take the files in the ISO and copy them to partition 3.
Bang... Reboot... If it did not work, I just reboot into Slacko, and there is no mess in the boot with slaco SFS and Lucid SFS, so I can just restart and this time I go straight into the ram only mode...
I find it great to have both Slacko and Lucid as you do remastering, as they do not interfere in the booting as two partitions with Lucid can or even that folder that is produced with its FSF file.
I have gotten confused many times, as I boot up on the wrong FSF when I get to much of them. So this is why i make it a archive.
Now I guess this LHMP thing is a bit special, as it have stuff in /root/webserver that needs to come along, and also in /etc.
I do not really know what files I must copy and what I do not need to copy, so I take them all... Probably not good, but it works..
My question is if it does a lot of harm to copy the entire /root and the /etc? Or should I try to figure out exact WHAT to copy?
I am no good at this file systems and my aim is just to make a good Live CD with Joomla running out of the box on top of Puppy...
Atle