Build a customized (personalized) Ubuntu Live CD?
Senectus .
senectus at gmail.com
Wed Feb 11 00:28:52 UTC 2009
For lots of various aggravating reasons my mothers machine is kaput again.
I'd like to build her a Live CD with all her setting on it and give her a
portable Harddrive to store all her data on.
Can someone point me to any walk through or howto pages that can make this a
simple procedure?
The immediate gotchas I can think of are:
She used dial up so it would be nice to save that dial up configuration on
the Live CD
Her mail client should point to the external hard drive or maybe better yet
I'll buy her a 16 gig USB memory key that should always be with her.
She uses flash games and youtube etc a lot so I'll need it to have all the
non-free stuff already installed in it.
I should be able to update it and rebuild it regularly...
The idea is I can get her a cheap machine with no hard drive and plenty of
memory, she sticks a CD into the machine, plugs in the flash key and hard
drive and she's off and running. then is she goes to visit my sister or uses
someone elses machine she can get everything she needs and wants just by
replicating this process.
Is this idea do-able?
is it relatively robust?
Idea's and opinions?
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empire first ordered well their own states.
Wishing to order their own states, they first regulated their families.
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their knowledge. Such extension of knowledge lay in the investigation of
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