I've got the persistent live version I was dreaming of, how do I make an ISO file to share it? - Ask Ubuntu


created live usb of lubuntu 16.04 , made work way (installed new programs , customized plenty of configuration files). now, installed in 4gb pen drive, occupies 2gb. how can create iso file storing content. dd dump entire 4gb storage, want have minimal size, can downloaded , installed somewhere else. can dd parametrized it? specific software that?

handily, ubuntu community has page detailing need do.

this page covers software need prepare squashfs newly rolled distro use, how go through process of customisation (yov'e indicated you've done this, there tips in there on how other ways), gives warnigns , tips , shows how create live cd @ end of it. covers need.

it looks you'll able skip sections of page sicne you've got enviroment set up. may pay read sections anyway since may contain useful warnings , tips.


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