Two Methods : --
1) Use remastersys. See its home page at : --
| PROJECT NAME | DEVELOPER | DESCRIPTION | LINK TO PROJECT |
| Remastersys | Tony Brijeski aka Fragadelic |
a backup utility for Klikit-Linux, Ubuntu and derivatives |
www.remastersys.klikit-linux.com
|
2) Use this method, described by Dean Linkous, in an email to me, if you are comfortable with the command line.
"I don't think the compression is different - only the method. I think remastersys probably does a less thorough job than the manual process - also since remastersys builds the ISO from a installed system there is greater chance of cruft and extra files included in the build. I consider it much cleaner to - unpack the ISO, unpack the squash, chroot in, uninstall stuff, repack squash, repack ISO. But whatever works...
Take care,
Dean Linkous"