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en:guides:lowramcd [2010/07/28 18:22]
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 <​code>​ <​code>​
-# tazpkg get-install slitaz-loram-cdrom + # tazpkg get-install slitaz-loram-cdrom 
-# yes y | tazpkg get-install squashfs+ # yes y | tazpkg get-install squashfs
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
 Now we repeat the latter points of the above process: Now we repeat the latter points of the above process:
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-# rm -f /​etc/​tazlito/​distro-packages.list ./​distro-packages.list + # rm -f /​etc/​tazlito/​distro-packages.list ./​distro-packages.list 
-# tazlito gen-distro + # tazlito gen-distro 
-# wodim dev=1,0,0 /​home/​slitaz/​distro/​slitaz-hacked.iso+ # wodim dev=1,0,0 /​home/​slitaz/​distro/​slitaz-hacked.iso
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
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 ===== Build a slitaz-loram with tazlitobox ===== ===== Build a slitaz-loram with tazlitobox =====
  
-Since Slitaz 3.0, you can build a slitaz-loram more easily: +Since Slitaz 3.0, you can now build a slitaz-loram more easily: 
-    * Lauch tazlitobox+    * launch ​tazlitobox
     * click on Low RAM tab     * click on Low RAM tab
-    * select //The filesystem is always in RAM// (for slitaz-loram ​like) or //The filesystem may be on a CDROM// (for slitaz-loram-cdrom ​like+    * select //The filesystem is always in RAM// (for slitaz-loram) or //The filesystem may be on a CDROM// (for slitaz-loram-cdrom) 
-    * fill ISO input with you Slitaz flavor (3.0 or more rescent)+    * fill ISO input with your Slitaz flavor (3.0 or more recent)
     * update ISO output     * update ISO output
     * click //build ISO//     * click //build ISO//
  
 The filesystem root (/) is compressed (not /usr only) and mounted read-write, thanks to the aufs package. The filesystem root (/) is compressed (not /usr only) and mounted read-write, thanks to the aufs package.
-The //mount// and //df// commands will show a weird output, useful to detect that this kind of loram is running.+The //mount// and //df// commands will show a strange ​output, useful to detect that this kind of loram is running.
  
 You can also use the following command line in text mode: You can also use the following command line in text mode:
-<​code>​tazlito build-loram original.iso loram.iso</​code>​ +<​code> ​tazlito build-loram original.iso loram.iso</​code>​ 
-or +or: 
-<​code>​tazlito build-loram original.iso loram-cdrom.iso cdrom</​code>​+<​code> ​tazlito build-loram original.iso loram-cdrom.iso cdrom</​code>​
  
 Meta flavors are supported; you can loramize a slitaz-3in1.iso ! Meta flavors are supported; you can loramize a slitaz-3in1.iso !
  
-===== And what to do with 8MB RAM only ? =====+===== And what to do with only 8MB RAM? =====
 Try Tiny Slitaz : http://​pizza.slitaz.org/​tiny/​ ! Try Tiny Slitaz : http://​pizza.slitaz.org/​tiny/​ !
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en/guides/lowramcd.txt · Last modified: 2011/05/19 10:34 by bellard