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| * and displays an error message with less than 32MB... | * and displays an error message with less than 32MB... | ||
| - | The ISO images slitaz-3.0-3in1.iso and the largest flavor slitaz-3.0.iso share the same size : 31457280 bytes. (caused by the 1MB padding, it should be 123351 bytes larger otherwise). | + | The ISO images slitaz-3.0-3in1.iso and the largest flavor slitaz-3.0.iso share the same size : 31457280 bytes. (caused by the 1MB padding: it would be 123351 bytes larger otherwise). |
| ===== The best way: create a flavor ===== | ===== The best way: create a flavor ===== | ||
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| A meta flavor has no rootfs, rootcd or packages.list. | A meta flavor has no rootfs, rootcd or packages.list. | ||
| - | The **ROOTFS_SELECTION** in the receipt (see http://hg.slitaz.org/flavors/file/324757d594ef/core-3in1) gives the nested flavors with the according ram sizes from the largest to the smallest. | + | The **ROOTFS_SELECTION** in the receipt (see http://hg.slitaz.org/flavors/file/324757d594ef/core-3in1) gives the nested flavors according to the ram sizes from the largest to the smallest. |
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| ===== The easy way: using tazlitobox ===== | ===== The easy way: using tazlitobox ===== | ||
| - | Launch **tazlitobox**, select tab **meta**. Enter the ISO file in **ISO input** and add the according necessary RAM size in **RAM needed** for each flavor with the **+** button. Fill the **ISO output** name and click **Build ISO**. | + | Launch **tazlitobox**, select tab **meta**. Enter the ISO file in **ISO input** and add the according RAM size in **RAM needed** for each flavor with the **+** button. Fill the **ISO output** name and then click **Build ISO**. |
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| + | <note>In recent SliTaz versions **tazlitobox** has moved into **tazpanel** in the menu **boot** -> **live** -> ** Build a meta ISO ** | ||
| + | </note> | ||
| ===== The cmdline way: using tazlito ===== | ===== The cmdline way: using tazlito ===== | ||
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| tazlito merge 160M slitaz-core.iso 96M rootfs-justx.gz 32M rootfs-base.gz | tazlito merge 160M slitaz-core.iso 96M rootfs-justx.gz 32M rootfs-base.gz | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| + | ===== Is it so useful ? ===== | ||
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| + | Ok we can boot the live CD with less RAM but nowadays the computers have a lot of RAM. And booting in text mode is not so sexy... | ||
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| + | * booting **live** a (very) old machine with less RAM may be in text mode. But the same PC can have a graphic desktop if SliTaz is installed on hard disk. The SliTaz base flavor can install the distribution. Without the russian dolls trick there is no way to use these machines with the default SliTaz cdrom. | ||
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| + | * some people maybe don't like the default application set. They can boot a simpler flavor live (say justx), add their preferred packages, edit the config files and save the result with **tazlito writeiso** | ||
| + | <note>You can do something similar online with <del>[[http://pizza.slitaz.me/]]</del>[[http://mypizza.slitaz.org]].</note> | ||