Difference between revisions of "Build Manjaro ISOs with buildiso"

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sudo buildiso -p openbox -q

You need to specify the name of your ISO profile~~, too~~. In this case, it is <code>openbox</code>.

You need to specify the name of your ISO profile after the <code>-p</code> argument. In this case, it is <code>openbox</code>.

Then, start to build your ISO for real (just remove the <code>-q</code> argument):

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sudo buildiso -p xfce-minimal -a i686 -b unstable -q

* <code>-a</code> let's you build for other architectures. Here, it builds a 32bit ISO image on a 64bit host system.

* <code>-a</code> let's you build for other architectures. Here, it builds a 32bit ISO image on a 64bit host system. You can also set this in your <code>manjaro-tools.conf</code> file.

* <code>-b</code> let's you specify the branch. You can also set this in your <code>manjaro-tools.conf</code> file.

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   sudo buildiso -p openbox -q
-You need to specify the name of your ISO profile, too. In this case, it is <code>openbox</code>.
+You need to specify the name of your ISO profile after the <code>-p</code> argument. In this case, it is <code>openbox</code>.
 Then, start to build your ISO for real (just remove the <code>-q</code> argument):
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   sudo buildiso -p xfce-minimal -a i686 -b unstable -q
-* <code>-a</code> let's you build for other architectures. Here, it builds a 32bit ISO image on a 64bit host system.
+* <code>-a</code> let's you build for other architectures. Here, it builds a 32bit ISO image on a 64bit host system. You can also set this in your <code>manjaro-tools.conf</code> file.
 * <code>-b</code> let's you specify the branch. You can also set this in your <code>manjaro-tools.conf</code> file.