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-:B~ Customizing contents
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-1~customization-overview Customization overview
-
-This chapter gives an overview of the various ways in which you may
-customize a live system.
-
-2~ Build time vs. boot time configuration
-
-Live system configuration options are divided into build-time options which
-are options that are applied at build time and boot-time options which are
-applied at boot time. Boot-time options are further divided into those
-occurring early in the boot, applied by the live-boot package, and those
-that happen later in the boot, applied by live-config. Any boot-time option
-may be modified by the user by specifying it at the boot prompt. The image
-may also be built with default boot parameters so users can normally just
-boot directly to the live system without specifying any options when all of
-the defaults are suitable. In particular, the argument to #{lb
---bootappend-live}# consists of any default kernel command line options for
-the Live system, such as persistence, keyboard layouts, or timezone. See
-{Customizing locale and language}#customizing-locale-and-language, for
-example.
-
-Build-time configuration options are described in the #{lb config}# man
-page. Boot-time options are described in the man pages for live-boot and
-live-config. Although the live-boot and live-config packages are installed
-within the live system you are building, it is recommended that you also
-install them on your build system for easy reference when you are working on
-your configuration. It is safe to do so, as none of the scripts contained
-within them are executed unless the system is configured as a live system.
-
-2~stages-of-the-build Stages of the build
-
-The build process is divided into stages, with various customizations
-applied in sequence in each. The first stage to run is the *{bootstrap}*
-stage. This is the initial phase of populating the chroot directory with
-packages to make a barebones Debian system. This is followed by the
-*{chroot}* stage, which completes the construction of chroot directory,
-populating it with all of the packages listed in the configuration, along
-with any other materials. Most customization of content occurs in this
-stage. The final stage of preparing the live image is the *{binary}* stage,
-which builds a bootable image, using the contents of the chroot directory to
-construct the root filesystem for the Live system, and including the
-installer and any other additional material on the target medium outside of
-the Live system's filesystem. After the live image is built, if enabled, the
-source tarball is built in the *{source}* stage.
-
-Within each of these stages, there is a particular sequence in which
-commands are applied. These are arranged in such a way as to ensure
-customizations can be layered in a reasonable fashion. For example, within
-the *{chroot}* stage, preseeds are applied before any packages are
-installed, packages are installed before any locally included files are
-copied, and hooks are run later, after all of the materials are in place.
-
-2~ Supplement lb config with files
-
-Although #{lb config}# creates a skeletal configuration in the #{config/}#
-directory, to accomplish your goals, you may need to provide additional
-files in subdirectories of #{config/}#. Depending on where the files are
-stored in the configuration, they may be copied into the live system's
-filesystem or into the binary image filesystem, or may provide build-time
-configurations of the system that would be cumbersome to pass as
-command-line options. You may include things such as custom lists of
-packages, custom artwork, or hook scripts to run either at build time or at
-boot time, boosting the already considerable flexibility of debian-live with
-code of your own.
-
-2~ Customization tasks
-
-The following chapters are organized by the kinds of customization task
-users typically perform: {Customizing package
-installation}#customizing-package-installation, {Customizing
-contents}#customizing-contents and {Customizing locale and
-language}#customizing-locale-and-language cover just a few of the things you
-might want to do.