Editing a ISO
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Editing a ISO
IS it possible to add or remove software on a iso file? like one i downloaded from the new,,, like lmde, how?
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grimdestripador
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Re: Editing a ISO
Although I haven't used it. I've heard others like remasterSys.
http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/ubuntu.html
http://geekconnection.org/remastersys/ubuntu.html
Re: Editing a ISO
You can also try isomaster.
Look for isomaster (GUI method)in your software package manager or in a terminal:
If you see a result for it in the search:
or aptitude.
The (CLI method) involves using "loopback", making a copy directory, making a new ISO with mkisofs,etc. (see man mkisofs)
Source for isomaster can be found Here if you want to compile.
Look for isomaster (GUI method)in your software package manager or in a terminal:
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aptitude search isomasterCode: Select all
sudo apt-get install isomasterThe (CLI method) involves using "loopback", making a copy directory, making a new ISO with mkisofs,etc. (see man mkisofs)
Source for isomaster can be found Here if you want to compile.
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