A simple Ubuntu ISO customization and PXE setup tool.
Users of the project should be enabled to:
- customize an ISO
- setup an image-serving server
- start a target PC and apply the image
ISO customization is provided by way of the bin/remaster.sh script. It is an interactive, guided script that requires some technical knowledge to use effectively.
You need to have an original ISO handy from the Ubuntu website (any desktop flavour should do), and run the script on it. run remaster.sh --help for info.
For customization, you will be dropped into a chroot environment in which you can customize any APT packages, the /etc/skel directory, add custom .mozilla directories in the skel directory... customize as you see fit.
An ISO will then be created for you to either burn to DVD, USB, or provide on the network.
The bin/setup-pxe.sh script takes as arguments the name of a distro to serve, as well as a path to an ISO, and sets up a fresh PXE server to serve it.
The script presume the Ubuntu instance is a fresh install without pre-existing PXE setup.
The PXE_on_Ubuntu.md file documents the entire process, specifically for Ubuntu 14.04.