Modifying KNOPPIX is fun, but since it is quite a complex (and potentially time consuming process) to have a mastering script included in the next build (install, cp master/src dirs and mkisofs with parameters and even a GUI tool to boot)
Modifying KNOPPIX is fun, but since it is quite a complex (and potentially time consuming process) to have a mastering script included in the next build (install, cp master/src dirs and mkisofs with parameters and even a GUI tool to boot)
I'm not sure I understand what was asking for, but it would be great to have a menu choice like the Create USB Flash Boot Disk, to instead create a new disk like the one I'm running now. No telling when, I might damage my USB boot disk, lose it or want to have a copy before I try something new.
Greetings, Dave.Originally Posted by Denver Dave
You have the capability to clone your LiveUSB right now.
Re-mastering is a more advanced idea which requires special resources and methods,
not to mention a detailed understanding of the innards of Linux.
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