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Penguins' eggs book
Contents
- About
- Chapter 1
- What is Penguins-eggs?
- Why Penguins-eggs?
- Top Penguins-eggs features
- fast and efficient
- Supports Compression Algorithm)
- Supports Clone
- Cuckoo and PXE boot
- Supports Both TUI/GUI Installer
- Repository lists
- Wardrobe
- Supporting Multiple Distributions
- Supports hardware architectures
- Supports privacy and security
- Chapter 2)
- Pre-build and concept
- Live ISO images
- Understanding Live ISO Images
- Benefits of Live ISO Images
- Creating Live ISO Images in Linux
- Remastering
- Building process
- The ISO image file
- UDF - Universal disk format
- Live system file
- Introduction to SquashFS
- File Compression
- Structure of SquashFS
- Read-Only Nature
- Use Cases
- Handling Compression
- Customization and Optimization
- Compatibility and Performance
- Mksquashfs
- Introduction to UEFI Boot
- Key Advantages of UEFI Boot
- UEFI Boot Process
- Compatibility with Legacy BIOS
- UEFI Boot Components
- Secure Boot and UEFI
- UEFI Shell
- UEFI Variables
- Vendor-specific UEFI Features
- Legacy BIOS
- Operating Principles of Legacy BIOS
- Key Characteristics of Legacy BIOS
- Legacy and Modern Computing Environments
- ISOLINUX
- Syslinux
- Mkisofs
- Genisoimage
- Isohybrid
- Host.conf
- language: 'en_US.UTF-8'
- Background and Significance
- Implementation and Configuration
- Language Support and Internationalization
- Impact on Software Development and Localization
- User Experience and Text Handling
- Maintenance and System Administration
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Necessary file and tools
- Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS)
- Necessary tools and packages
- Isolinux
- Live-boot
- Live-boot-doc
- Live-boot-initramfs-tools
- Squashfs-tools
- Syslinux
- Syslinux-common
- Cryptsetup
- Dosfstools
- Dpkg-dev
- Coreutils
- Genisoimage
- Whoami
- Cryptsetup
- Curl
- Dosfstools
- Dpkg-dev
- lsb-release
- lvm2
- parted
- pxelinux
- rsync
- Squashfs-tools
- sshfs
- syslinux-common
- Genisoimage
- Chapter 5
- Installing Eggs
- [Method1:](chapter-5.md#method1-using-get-eggs-archdebiandevuanubuntu
- Method2
- Method3
- Method4
- Method5
- Method6
- Use eggs from source
- Chapter 6
- Eggs Configuration
- Part1: configuration automatically
- Eggs adaptive resolutions
- eggs analyze
- Eggs Config
- eggs dad
- Eggs Configuration
- Part2: configuration manually
- Krill config file
- Tools.yaml
- Exclude.list files
- Part3: Configuration status
- eggs status
- Eggs Change log notes
- penguins-eggs-9.6.x
- penguins-eggs-10.0.13
- penguins-eggs-10.0.11-2
- penguins-eggs-10.0.11-1
- penguins-eggs-10.0.10-1
- penguins-eggs-10.0.9-1
- penguins-eggs-10.0.8-2
- penguins-eggs-10.0.8-1
- penguins-eggs-10.0.7-1
- penguins-eggs-10.0.6-3
- Note about bionic version
- penguins-eggs-10.0.6-1
- penguins-eggs-10.0.5-2
- penguins-eggs-10.0.4
- penguins-eggs-10.0.3
- penguins-eggs-10.0.2
- penguins-eggs-10.0.0
- penguins-eggs-9.8.3
- penguins-eggs-9.8.2
- penguins-eggs-9.8.1
- penguins-eggs-9.8.0
- Chapter 8
- Producing ISO image file
- Step 1: cleaning the system
- Cleaning with eggs
- sudo eggs tools clean []{dir="rtl"}-v
- Cleaning with bleachbit
- Bleachbit help
- Step2: show the status
- Step3: preparing the skel folder
- eggs tools skel
- Step 4: prepare ISO for offline installation
- Step 5: eggs produce
- eggs produce command
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9
- Calamares Installer
- Krill Installer
- Method 1. Calamares installer (GUI)
- What is calamares
- Calamares modules
- Calamares installation
- Step 1: installing Calamares using the distribution's repository
- Step 2: installing calamares with eggs
- Calamares settings
- settings.conf
- Branding
- modules
- Method2: The Krill installer (TUI)
- Config krill manually:
- The content of krill.yaml
- Chapter 10