How to create bootable disk from our installed OS ?

Morningdot Hablu

Morningdot Hablu

@morningdot-6Xuj4M • Oct 6, 2024
Hello friend's,
Anybody have idea how to create a bootable disk from our installed OS.
Like suppose i have installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS on my pc and i waant to create a bootable disk of ubuntu 10.04 LTS with the help of my installed OS.
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  • Leo

    Leo

    @leo-ZJQlmh • Oct 13, 2010

    Hi Mohit open terminal and type

    $ cd /etc/apt/ "PRESS ENTER"
    $ sudo gedit sources.list

    Now add following lines to sources list

    # Remastersys
    # deb #-Link-Snipped-# karmic/

    save and close file.
    Again open terminal and type,

    $ sudo apt-get install update
    $ sudo apt-get install remastersys

    To make a installable OS type
    $ sudo remastersys dist

    this will create a installable custom.iso in your home folder
    burn on disk and your OS is ready.

    If you have installed applications on your system by

    "sudo apt-get install"

    then applications will be available in your customised distro but *.deb files will be not. To take backup of all *.deb files open terminal and type

    $ cd /var/cache/apt/archives/

    then type
    $ sudo cp *.deb (Specify folder destination)

    burn them on disk or save on HDD and keep it as backup.
    Happy Computing.
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  • Leo

    Leo

    @leo-ZJQlmh • Oct 13, 2010

    Hey buddy that link changes to index of site, note that it should be link not the index, copy link not index.
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  • Reya

    Reya

    @reya-SMihdC • Oct 13, 2010

    thanks you so much for the useful info😀
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  • Reya

    Reya

    @reya-SMihdC • Oct 14, 2010

    @mohit Is it possible to create a bootable cd of windows with the help of my installed Windows OS in my system??
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