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Procedure for creating a Live CD with Custom Configuration?

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    Nick
    last edited by Jun 19, 2007, 3:54 PM

    Hello,

    I've been installing quite a few machines with pfSense but having to install the OS, go in and make the neccessary configuration changes plus add and edit several files has become tedious.  Is there a method for taking an installation and creating an ISO that I could burn so I could just pop the CD into the CD-ROM of a new machine, install and be done with it?  Most of my installs lately have been full installations (non-embedded) and I have quite a few more in the near future.

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      jeroen234
      last edited by Jun 22, 2007, 9:26 PM

      make a usb stick for every server with youre custum config.xml on it
      pfsense will look for it when it boots

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        sai
        last edited by Jun 25, 2007, 6:20 PM

        the dev iso has a script for creating a bootable iso. It would be quite a bit of work but you could use that to make a custom iso.

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          Nick
          last edited by Jun 26, 2007, 2:46 PM

          @sai:

          the dev iso has a script for creating a bootable iso. It would be quite a bit of work but you could use that to make a custom iso.

          I may have to take a look at that.  Thanks.

          @jeroen234:

          make a usb stick for every server with youre custum config.xml on it
          pfsense will look for it when it boots

          That's fine and all just for config stuff but I don't think it'd get extra packages I install from ports or the files and directories I make for doing bridged VPNs with OpenVPN.  I need something that'd get everything.

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