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 ==Modifying an ISO profile==
+Start by copying the folder `iso-profiles` to your home folder.
 The most common places to tweak and customize an ISO profile are the 3 folders marked above: ''desktop-overlay'', ''profile.conf'', ''Packages-Desktop'':
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 The ''desktop-overlay'' folder looks like this:
-  ~ >>> tree /usr/share/manjaro-tools/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc
+  ~ >>> tree ~/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc
   /usr/share/manjaro-tools/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc
   ├── fonts
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 Go to this directory.
-  /usr/share/manjaro-tools/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc/
+  ~/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc/
 Then create '''skel''' folder. This is where you can clone everything you see on your Desktop Screen to ISO.
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 After the ISO has been successfully installed all files and folder in ''desktop-overlay'' folder get copied over to the installed system. This includes settings/config files but also themes and backgrounds/pictures.
-All files and folder in here will get copied to the home folder. Most hidden files and their structure in <code>/usr/share/manjaro-tools/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc/skel/</code> should be already familiar to you, because your home folder looks very similar.
+All files and folder in here will get copied to the home folder. Most hidden files and their structure in <code>~/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/etc/skel/</code> should be already familiar to you, because your home folder looks very similar.
 ===Clone Custom Wallpaper Desktop===
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 Go to this directory in Thunar Root.
- /usr/share/manjaro-tools/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/
+  ~/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/
 Then create <code>usr/share/backgrounds</code> and place your Custom Wallpaper at this directory.
-  /usr/share/manjaro-tools/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/usr/share/backgrounds/
+  ~/iso-profiles/manjaro/xfce/desktop-overlay/usr/share/backgrounds/
 ===profile.conf===
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 The following settings are noteworthy:
-* <code>initsys=</code> lets you choose between systemd and OpenRC. This setting is associated with the <code>>systemd</code> and <code>>openrc</code> flags in your package lists.
 * <code>multilib=</code> setting belongs to the <code>>multilib</code> flag in your package lists. multilib will install basic 32bit libraries on 64bit systems. This increases compatibility for 32bit applications on 64bit systems.
 * <code>displaymanager=</code> sets the display / login manager your system uses. You need to list your display manager in your package list, too.
 * <code>nonfree_xorg=</code> refers to proprietary graphics drivers.
-* <code>plymouth_boot=</code> lets you activate Plymouth (the graphics displayed during boot). Do not forget the <code> plymouth</code>  package in your package list.
+* <code>netinstall=</code>: do not use
-* <code>pxe_boot=</code> activates PXE boot on your system. Since manjaro-tools 15.1, PXE is enabled by default and this flag is no longer needed.
+* <code>chrootcfg=</code>: do not use
-* <code>netinstall=</code> activates an additional package selection in calamares. These packages will be downloaded and installed during the installation of the ISO (besides the packages in Packages-Desktop and Packages-Xfce). The list of packages gets chosen from [https://github.com/manjaro/calamares-netgroups this Github repository] according to your ISO profile. Look for a file called <code>packages-systemd.yaml</code>.
-* <code>chrootcfg=</code>: If both <code>netinstall=true</code> and <code>chrootcfg=true</code> are set, the ISO will become a pure net install. This means that '''no''' packages from Packages-Desktop, Packages-Xfce, Packages-Mhwd, and Packages-Root will get installed during installation. Instead, Calamares offers a comfortable selection screen, where all packages (to be downloaded from a Manjaro mirror and installed on your system) can be selected. Please refer to the following guide for more detailed instructions: [[Build Manjaro Net-Install]]
 * <code>kernel=</code> lets you set the installed kernel. Do '''not''' include any kernels in your package list! This setting is all you need.
-* <code>enable_systemd=</code> let's you set systemd services, which get started on the installed system (and with a similar setting on the livecd). A similar setting is available for OpenRC.
+* <code>enable_systemd=</code> let's you set systemd services, which get started on the installed system (and with a similar setting on the livecd).
+* <code>enable_openrc=</code>: do not use
 ===Packages-Desktop===
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 <code>#</code> marks a comment. The rest of the line after the <code>#</code> symbol gets ignored.
-<code>>i686</code> is a flag and marks a package, which will only get installed on the 32bit version of your ISO (XFCE).
-<code>>x86_64</code> marks a package, which will only get installed on the 64bit version of your ISO (XFCE).
 ===Adding AUR packages===