Getting Started
The first step, as noted above, is to sign up for an account.
poke the Sign Up link and fill out the form that appears.
Confirm your account by clicking on a link that will be emailed to you, and then access.
You will be greeted by Reconstructor’s main interface.
To create your customized Ubuntu CD, choose the Create Project button in the left column.
Fill out the basic information about your project.
Customize Your CD
In the main project screen, you will be given a number of options to modify.
We’ll start off by adding in some packages that are not included in Ubuntu by default.
opt for plus icon next to the Packages label.
throw in in the name of the package you want to add and click Search.
All Ubuntu repositories are enabled, so no need to worry about enabling universe or mulitverse.
These customizations are found in the Modules section.
press the plus icon next to Modules to see all of the options.
One module that we’re going to use allows you to install a deb package.
We want to include theavast!
virus scannerto our live CD, but it’s not in any repository.
Add a check to the Install deb Package 0.1 module and click Add.
In the main project page, hit the Install deb Package link under the Modules header.
From there, you might opt for deb package and upload it.
In the end, our Boot CD’s project page looks like this.
This starts the build process.
It will take some time for the CD to be built (around twenty minutes for us).
In the meantime, it will be added to the Jobs section of the interface.
you could choose the label to see how the build process is progressing.
Rename the .iso that you downloaded from Reconstructor to match what Universal USB Installer asks for.
Then choose how large you want the persistent partition to be!
Don’t worry, your flash drive will still boot up like a normal Ubuntu Live CD.
Reconstructor is a great free webapp for making your own custom Linux CDs.
Links
Make you own customized Ubuntu CD with Reconstructor
Download Universal USB Installer from Pen Drive Linux
