I am new to Linux distributions, currently working on Ubuntu 14.04. How do you make a live CD from a live installation? Earlier there was "REMASTERSYS".
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Remastersys works fine with Ubuntu 14.04. Check the answer I gave here – Stasia Trubitsyna Feb 06 '15 at 12:15
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Remastersys works fine. but getting error in the end. so i tried Relinux and got the same error – Midhun L.S Apr 29 '15 at 14:02
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I have always made copies of my installation WITHOUT personal files. It means, I install software I want to use, make some modifications to the system and make a copy. Also - maybe - there's not enough space on the hard disk for the copy you try to make. – – Stasia Trubitsyna May 02 '15 at 17:18
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Do it manually please. You will learn a lot about computers and linux, it is fun and not that difficult. Have a look here for a starter: http://askubuntu.com/questions/48535/how-to-customize-the-ubuntu-live-cd – Rinzwind May 04 '15 at 17:05
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It seems remastersys is not well supported in latest distribution. I suggest you use systemback. It also has some extra nice features. I have been able to successfully create an iso with it and written it to a 4G memory stick. However it failed to write to a 16G memory stick. I had to use unetbootin for that. My suggestion is to use systemback for creating an iso file and then unetbootin for writing to USB.

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Ubuntu Customization Kit, also found through apt-get
, or synaptic
, and then for added flexibility there is UCK-flow
There are a few extra dependencies you might have to install, but 'uck' and 'uck-flow' are python scripts to help unpack, modify, and repack ISO images.
Edit: I just checked the .deb file for uck-flow
it went catatonic on installation. I could easily build it from the source.
Unpack the archive;
sudo python setup.py build
and then
sudo python setup.py install
the executable is located /usr/local/bin/uck-flow
, but there is also a menu entry at System Tools
(in mine;-)

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