How to create my SOAs Remix?

[Davidson_Souza]

Hello guys!

I would like to thank you for your patience, because thanks to good will of you, every day I'm more amazed by this great interface! But I need again a great help to you

However after INSTALLING Sugar On a Stick I came across the following problem: I takes me about 1 hour to install the .rpm packages on my stick. and this problem has also been reported by people I have contact.

As in Brazil the internet is slow, people take a while to download packages and so I created a tar archive with all '.rpm' programs that everybody likes. But I have the problem of take long to install the files on the USB stick.

So I would like a remix facing the Brazilians with all that we have found interesting. With this remix will avoid "a lengthy post-installation 'and boring.

I got to read the article Sugarlabs, but found it extremely confusing for a lay person. I even installed Fedora 23 32-bit workstation, but .KS files seemed confused. I, for one, do not know where I add repositories Rpm Fusion and Negativo17, as I put my .rpm files that are in a local directory / home / dav / Documents / (to install the codecs and OOo4Kids 1.3 Portuguese). I do not know if there is still time to create a remix of Fedora 22, or now could only do fedora 23.
I do not know if I can add languages ​​....

My plan is to create a remix with these 'programs'

RPM Fusion free and Non free (installed and 'set')
Nautilus (including extensions and File-Roller Nautilus)
File-roller
Spotify
unrar
gedit
Fotoxx
Google Chrome
eog
vLC
gnome-media player
gcompris
Codecs (rpm that are in a local directory outside the repositories)
OOo4Kids (rpm that are in a local directory outside the repositories)
transmission

Could anyone help me, please?

[sam]

Creating a SoaS remix is the same process as creating a fedora remix.

First you need a computer where fedora is installed.

SoaS is defined through what is called a kickstart file. It says what files to put where, what packages to install, etc. You need to read the page about how to build a live usb image from a kickstart file: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_create_and_use_a_Live_CD?rd=How_to_create_and_use_Fedora_Live_CD

The default kickstart files are in https://git.fedorahosted.org/cgit/spin-kickstarts.git/tree/ git repository. The SoaS file is called fedora-live-soas.ks and there is a seperate file with a list of packages (you can probably just insert the packages you want into this file) called fedora-soas-packages.ks.

So the procedure is: git clone the default kickstart files, edit them to make the changes you want, use the instructions from the wiki to build your new kickstart into a live image.

Those are vauge instructions, so if anything is unclear please say and I can help out.