In order to modify Backpack in linux, there are two ways to make changes. The easiest is to get a program like isomaster and to directly modify the .iso image with it.
The second method is to mount the CD image and copy the contents to a separate directory. When you are ready to create another .iso image, simply call the make_iso.sh file with the new .iso file's name as a parameter ("./make_iso.sh backpack-modified.iso").
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Rohan pointed out a few bugs on the live-cd (thanks!), so this is an
attempt to fix those problems. The update is only 9.4MB, and this is
what it fixes:
May 29, 2006 (0.4 Beta)
This was a couple builds before the DVD release, but shows what packages are in which modules as well as a few stats which are still accurate (especially regarding the CD). Disregard the "Disk space used temporarily" statistic though. That one wasn't accurate due to a few last-minute changes made to the build script, and should be closer to "800M" than "1M".
Making sure we have a clean environment... Compiling SquashFS tools for this system... Compiling UnionFS tools for this system... Downloading DroplineFiles2.14... Processing DroplineFiles2.14...
a2ps-4.13b-i386-2
a52dec-0.7.4-i686-2dl
aaa_base-10.1.0-noarch-2
aaa_elflibs-10.1.0-i486-1
aalib-1.4rc5-i386-1
abiword-2.2.5-i686-1dl
a52dec-0.7.4-i686-3dl
aaa_base-10.2.0-noarch-2
aaa_elflibs-10.2.0-i486-3
aalib-1.4rc5-i386-1
abiword-2.4.1-i686-2dl