How to create a custom slackware iso.. ?
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Hi, check out this article on SlackDocs wiki. It also deals with creating your own Liveslak derivative.
You'll find Liveslak scripts here. If you need more help you might want to contact AlienBob (the author) directly.
You'll find Liveslak scripts here. If you need more help you might want to contact AlienBob (the author) directly.
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Btw, if you don't want to create a live system, but a modified installation CD/DVD/USB, that's a completely different matter. 

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I still don't understand what you are asking.
If you just want to modify installation CD/DVD/USB, the simplest way would be to just add aditional packages as a folder on a CD/DVD/USB, then install from it after setup finishes. You can even use pkgtool for that.
The more complex way to modify installation media would be changing initrd files which define package groups. Or you could use an unused but defined group like "gnome". You would than need to add packages to appropriate directory and generate appropriate tag files. And then you will most probably have to recreate the filelists and md5 sum data in the "slackware" directory after changing things.
That's not too complex with some shell scripting. But you would need to have at least some knowledge about files that would need to be generated and an intermediate shell scripting know-how.
If you just want to modify installation CD/DVD/USB, the simplest way would be to just add aditional packages as a folder on a CD/DVD/USB, then install from it after setup finishes. You can even use pkgtool for that.
The more complex way to modify installation media would be changing initrd files which define package groups. Or you could use an unused but defined group like "gnome". You would than need to add packages to appropriate directory and generate appropriate tag files. And then you will most probably have to recreate the filelists and md5 sum data in the "slackware" directory after changing things.
That's not too complex with some shell scripting. But you would need to have at least some knowledge about files that would need to be generated and an intermediate shell scripting know-how.
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Are you messing with me? Have you visited the site (linux-live.org)?
If you scroll the page down, you'll find the following step by step instructions:
I don't think it can get simpler than that.
If you scroll the page down, you'll find the following step by step instructions:
I don't think it can get simpler than that.

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Perdòn por molestar, pero aun no eh logrado nada funcional :/
Existe un videotutorial de como hacerlo con SaLT scripts de SLax==> https://github.com/djemos/SaLT-scripts-slackware-salix
Slackware-Live de tuxfamily ==> http://slackware-live.tuxfamily.org/
o Linux-live.org ?
Existe un videotutorial de como hacerlo con SaLT scripts de SLax==> https://github.com/djemos/SaLT-scripts-slackware-salix
Slackware-Live de tuxfamily ==> http://slackware-live.tuxfamily.org/
o Linux-live.org ?
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Sorry to hear you didn't have luck. Unfortunately, I don't have time or interest to play with that lately, so I can't give you any advice. Seriously, try asking guys over at Linuxquestions.org. Alienbob is semi-regular over there so you might even get a hint or two about customizing his Slackware Live scripts.
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