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Pack existing ubuntu installation to iso

How would you pack a current installation of linux to an iso that can be used to boot from?

What I'm trying to do is have my current ubuntu installation on a dvd and whenever I'm using a different computer, I could boot from the dvd and have my whole environment already there.

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Use Remastersys. It does exactly what you want and the two times I tried it, I did not bump into any issues

dmondark  2009-04-01 12:18:01
thanks a lot for that link ... you just made my day :D
solomongaby  2009-04-01 12:26:45
Excellent, thanks!
Andrei Serdeliuc  2009-04-01 13:18:13

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