Hi, I'm trying to make myself a custom live cd and usb image so I can: take my own linux anywhere. Have accessibility on every machine, and use and carry the software I want, and leave the stuff I don't want. I will probably release this image if I can get it to work! So could someone please help me. Here is what I did. I installed live-helper and did: cd /tmp mkdir livecd cd livecd sudo lh_config -a i386 -d lenny --categories main contrib non-free -p gnome --packages audacity gnome-orca brltty rhythmbox --packages-lists /home/daniel/stuff/packages.list cd ~ cp file1 file2 file3... /tmp/livecd/config/includes/home/user (I just created home/user, includes was already there from lh_config) Then: sudo lh_build It took a while and did some things, installed lots of packages and then created a binary.iso file. It was 170 mb in size, so I put it on a cd. When I boot the cd I have barely anything on it. No gnome, no brltty, no orca, no emacs no nothing. So what am I doing wrong? My files from includes/home/user don't even appear when I type ls -a in the livecd... In my packages.list file I have lines such as: emacs install So what am I doing wrong? Thanks for any help! Cheers, Daniel.
