Hello,
I have my own embedded Linux distro and I'd like to have an installer
program to install the binaries of my distro on a target hard drive (I
can generate my own rpm repo).
I'm considering Anaconda as the potential installer program but I'd like
to fire a couple of questions on this list first.
1. Let's assume that the installer's live environment, say as created
with livecd-creator, runs Fedora. Say also that I want to use anaconda
inside this live environment to install my embedded distro (by
specifying my own rpm repo via the inst.repo option).
How much of the Fedora run time will anaconda attempt to configure into
the target hard drive? I mean for example, things such us systemd
configuration stuff which my embedded distro does not use. How difficult
would it be to get anaconda to make a "clean" installation (no
Fedora-ish stuff on the target, just my embedded distro)?
2. Would it make more sense to create a live environment running my
embedded distro, and then attempt to get anaconda running there to do
the binary installation?
I would appreciate any comments.
Thank you,
--
Pedro
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