qemu-make-debian-root(8) Debian qemu-make-debian-root(8)NAME
qemu-make-debian-root - Create a debian root image for qemu
SYNOPSIS
qemu-make-debian-root [-k] [-s] size-in-MiB distrib deburl image [files-to-copy-in-/root]
DESCRIPTION
qemu-make-debian-root is a command to ease the creation of a debian root image for qemu. The generated image is not bootable by itself,
and an external kernel is needed. It can be run with a command like:
qemu disk.img -kernel /boot/vmlinuz
OPTIONS -k Keep file system.
-s Create a sparse image.
SEE ALSO qemu(1), qemu-img(1).
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Guillem Jover <guillem@debian.org>.
0.0 2006-05-28 qemu-make-debian-root(8)
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simple-cdd - create custom debian-installer CDs
SYNOPSIS
simple-cdd [options]
OPTIONS --conf Specify a configuration file
--dist Specify a distribution (etch, lenny, sid)
--graphical-installer|-g
Enable graphical installer by default
--serial-console|-s
Set defaults for serial console
--do-mirror
Generate a local mirror
--no-do-mirror
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--profiles|-p
Select profiles (Examples in /usr/share/simple-cdd/profiles/ directory)
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Pre-select and automatically install these profiles
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List of packages to be included on CD's local package repository
--locale
Select locale (language and country)
--keyboard
Select keyboard (console-keymaps-at/keymap debconf question)
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Specify debian mirror (The default is: ftp://ftp.us.debian.org/debian)
--security-mirror
Specify securty mirror (The default is: http://security.debian.org/)
--mirror-tools
List the mirror tools to be used (The defaults are both wget and reprepro)
--kernel-packages
List of kernel packages to be included on the CD
--help|-h
Display the usage message
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Use qemu to test the built image
--force-preseed
Only issue a warning if a preseeding file is invalid
--profiles-udeb-dist
Specify distribution to pull simple-cdd-profiles udeb from
--extra-udeb-dist
Specify additional distribution to pull udebs from
EXAMPLES
simple-cdd --profiles x-basic -g
Build a custom image using the default options, except for using the graphical installer by default and the x-basic profile
(/usr/share/simple-cdd/x-basic.*)
AUTHOR
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