JackLab/How to build a KIWI JAD

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things that we could do with kiwi:

• a kernel-rt - e17/kde "light" based jad dvd
• a kernel-rt - xfce/gnome "light" based jad dvd
• a tiny jad kernel-rt (nanojad) for cd, usb sticks etc
• or build up a bloated Mac4lin - kernel-rt compiz ready DVD  ;-)

biggest showstopper at the moment

package selection

documentation we need

• KIWI DOC

• LiveDVD howto bit outdated

helpful tools

• createLiveCD - script

basic configuration / build environment

At first we need to install the following packages:

• kiwi
• kiwi-tools
• kiwi-desc-isoboot
• kiwi-desc-livesystem

After that we move /usr/share/kiwi/image/kwliveCD-suse-*/ to our home dir, naming it jad-1.1 and have our local copy of it and the next kiwi update would not destroy our config. Now we can edit the jad-1.1/config.xml Add bootprofile="rt" and checkprebuilt="true" in <type . I changed all kernel-default to kernel-rt and all *-kmp-default to *-kmp-rt (Many kmp's are missing for kernel-rt so maybe delete). I changed aufs-kmp-default to rt in /usr/share/kiwi/image/isoboot/jad-1.1/config.xml

helpful commands

  rpm -qa --queryformat "\<package name=\"%{NAME}\"/\>\n" >rpms.txt

KIWI JAD software repositories

Version: 10.3

Main OSS: base, X11, kde,(gnome) multimedia,(development) Packman : pro multimedia, audio, jack, graphic, midi and video editing Wine BS: latest wine for better vst integration [1]X11/e17 BS: enlightenment, recent version from cvs JackLab: some bleeding edge, rt-kernel-src, wineasio ([2]xfce: alternative for a gtk2/gnome based jad)

Version: Factory

planned for jad 2.0