How to create a debian install media with custom packages?
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I already saw that kind of questions but with no real answer. I'd like to build a Debian stretch installation media (with simple-cdd) that ships with stretch-backports packages. I could only go with adding the backports repository in the preseed configuration file but it wouldn't be usable with offline devices. Any idea ?
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I already saw that kind of questions but with no real answer. I'd like to build a Debian stretch installation media (with simple-cdd) that ships with stretch-backports packages. I could only go with adding the backports repository in the preseed configuration file but it wouldn't be usable with offline devices. Any idea ?
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I already saw that kind of questions but with no real answer. I'd like to build a Debian stretch installation media (with simple-cdd) that ships with stretch-backports packages. I could only go with adding the backports repository in the preseed configuration file but it wouldn't be usable with offline devices. Any idea ?
debian debian-installer simple-cdd
edited Jul 18 at 14:08
GAD3R
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asked Jul 18 at 12:36
Kunai
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I already saw that kind of questions but with no real answer. I'd like to build a Debian stretch installation media (with simple-cdd) that ships with stretch-backports packages. I could only go with adding the backports repository in the preseed configuration file but it wouldn't be usable with offline devices. Any idea ?
debian debian-installer simple-cdd
edited Jul 18 at 14:08
GAD3R
22k154891
asked Jul 18 at 12:36
Kunai
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edited Jul 18 at 14:08
GAD3R
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edited Jul 18 at 14:08
GAD3R
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edited Jul 18 at 14:08
GAD3R
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22k154891
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asked Jul 18 at 12:36
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If you know how to generate list of packages just put it to simple-cdd profile .downloads file. These packages, together with the dependencies, will be included into /pool/main/ directory of resulting image .iso file.
https://wiki.debian.org/Simple-CDD/Howto
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Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
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Actually, it seems there's no easy way (given the easy-way is simple-cdd) to fine tune the packages shipped with a debian installer media. One could actually customize its repository given it resolves all the dependencies one way or another. (see : Building a Custom CD Set)
However, for the particular backports case one could use in its simple-cdd configuration (profiles/[profile].conf) the parameters :
backports=true
backports_packages="[package_list_with_dependencies]"
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If you know how to generate list of packages just put it to simple-cdd profile .downloads file. These packages, together with the dependencies, will be included into /pool/main/ directory of resulting image .iso file.
https://wiki.debian.org/Simple-CDD/Howto
answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
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Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
– Kunai
Jul 25 at 7:10
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If you know how to generate list of packages just put it to simple-cdd profile .downloads file. These packages, together with the dependencies, will be included into /pool/main/ directory of resulting image .iso file.
https://wiki.debian.org/Simple-CDD/Howto
answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
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Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
– Kunai
Jul 25 at 7:10
add a comment |Â
up vote
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up vote
1
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If you know how to generate list of packages just put it to simple-cdd profile .downloads file. These packages, together with the dependencies, will be included into /pool/main/ directory of resulting image .iso file.
https://wiki.debian.org/Simple-CDD/Howto
answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
214
If you know how to generate list of packages just put it to simple-cdd profile .downloads file. These packages, together with the dependencies, will be included into /pool/main/ directory of resulting image .iso file.
https://wiki.debian.org/Simple-CDD/Howto
answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
214
answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
214
answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
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answered Jul 24 at 12:28
niya3
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Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
– Kunai
Jul 25 at 7:10
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Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
– Kunai
Jul 25 at 7:10
Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
– Kunai
Jul 25 at 7:10
Yet this only works with current release repository and not with added ones.
– Kunai
Jul 25 at 7:10
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Actually, it seems there's no easy way (given the easy-way is simple-cdd) to fine tune the packages shipped with a debian installer media. One could actually customize its repository given it resolves all the dependencies one way or another. (see : Building a Custom CD Set)
However, for the particular backports case one could use in its simple-cdd configuration (profiles/[profile].conf) the parameters :
backports=true
backports_packages="[package_list_with_dependencies]"
answered Jul 25 at 7:23
Kunai
64
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Actually, it seems there's no easy way (given the easy-way is simple-cdd) to fine tune the packages shipped with a debian installer media. One could actually customize its repository given it resolves all the dependencies one way or another. (see : Building a Custom CD Set)
However, for the particular backports case one could use in its simple-cdd configuration (profiles/[profile].conf) the parameters :
backports=true
backports_packages="[package_list_with_dependencies]"
answered Jul 25 at 7:23
Kunai
64
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Actually, it seems there's no easy way (given the easy-way is simple-cdd) to fine tune the packages shipped with a debian installer media. One could actually customize its repository given it resolves all the dependencies one way or another. (see : Building a Custom CD Set)
However, for the particular backports case one could use in its simple-cdd configuration (profiles/[profile].conf) the parameters :
backports=true
backports_packages="[package_list_with_dependencies]"
answered Jul 25 at 7:23
Kunai
64
Actually, it seems there's no easy way (given the easy-way is simple-cdd) to fine tune the packages shipped with a debian installer media. One could actually customize its repository given it resolves all the dependencies one way or another. (see : Building a Custom CD Set)
However, for the particular backports case one could use in its simple-cdd configuration (profiles/[profile].conf) the parameters :
backports=true
backports_packages="[package_list_with_dependencies]"
answered Jul 25 at 7:23
Kunai
64
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answered Jul 25 at 7:23
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