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PROGRAM:

NAME


ubuntu-defaults-image - create installation image from default settings package

SYNOPSIS


ubuntu-defaults-image [ options ] --ppa lpusername/ppaname --locale fr_FR

ubuntu-defaults-image [ options ] --package /path/to/myproject-defaults_0.1_all.deb

DESCRIPTION


The ubuntu-defaults-builder project allows you to easily create a "default settings"
package for Ubuntu and then build a customized image with it. The main purpose for this
is to provide a standard and safe way to create localized Ubuntu images, or OEM custom
projects.

Please see ubuntu-defaults-template(1) for how to create a "default settings" package with
the customizations. With such a package, you can build installation images.

If you are planning to actually publish these images, you need to have the defaults
package in an archive, either the Ubuntu archive itself or a personal package archive
(PPA). That way you can provide updates for it post-release, and support upgrades to newer
Ubuntu releases properly. In this case you need to specify a package name with --package
or a locale with --locale which will then assume that the canonical defaults package name
for locale ll_CC is ubuntu-defaults-ll-cc.

If the specified defaults package is not in Ubuntu, but in a PPA, you can add the PPA to
the image with the --ppa option.

While developing the defaults package and doing test image builds, you can also specify
the full path to the .deb with --package projectdir/myproject-defaults_0.1_all.deb. This
avoids having to upload the defaults package to a PPA for each test iteration.

Note that running this program will need a lot of disk space, an order of 3 GB. It will
create a lot of temporary files and a cache directory in the current directory you are
running this in, so please change to an empty scratch directory.

OPTIONS


--package package name or path
Install this default settings package. Can be a simple name (in which case the
package needs to be apt-get'able) or path to a local .deb package for testing.

--locale ll_CC
Defaults packages for localized Ubuntu images should be named
ubuntu-defaults-ll-cc. This option will install the corresponding defaults package
for the given locale.

--ppa lp_username/ppa_name
Enable an additional personal package archive (PPA) on the image. This is usually
the archive providing the defaults package. Example: "joe/myproject-defaults".

--arch architecture
Specify the architecture of the image build, e. g. "i386" or "amd64". If not given,
it builds for the host system architecture.

--release release
Specify the Ubuntu release code name on which image build is based on, e. g.
"oneiric". If not given, it builds for the host system release.

--components component[,component...]
Specify the archive components which are enabled during image build. If not given,
this uses "main,restricted", which is how standard Ubuntu images are built.
However, if your defaults package is in universe, or has dependencies to universe
packages, you need to use "main,restricted,universe".

--keep-apt
Do not remove apt indexes from live system (/var/lib/apt/lists/*_Packages). This
will significantly enlarge the resulting ISO image, but will make package related
operations work without an initial apt-get update run.

--help Print a summary of the options.

EXAMPLES


As mentioned above, change to an empty scratch directory on a drive with at least 3 GB of
free space.

For a first test, you can call

/usr/share/doc/ubuntu-defaults-builder/examples/make-example

to build an "defaults-builder-test" package with all the template example settings
enabled. (Please see ubuntu-defaults-template(1) for details).

To build an iso out of this, run

ubuntu-defaults-image --package ./defaults-builder-test_0.1_all.deb --components
main,restricted,universe

You need to enable universe as the defaults-builder-test has extra dependencies on some
universe packages like "manpages-de".

For building a localized Ubuntu image for Chinese/China (i. e. with the "ubuntu-defaults-
zh-cn" package), you use

ubuntu-defaults-image --locale zh_CN --components main,restricted,universe

As ubuntu-defaults-zh-cn is in the Ubuntu archive, you don't need to specify a --ppa.

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