OT: debian live-file-iso change in chroot?
Hi folks,
today I have a little bit OT-question, maybe someone did this before.
I want to change an ISO-file of a livefile (in my case it is a kali-live,
which is based on debian).
Instead of building it from beginning on every time new packages are
available, I had the idea, to boot the ISO in a chroot environment, then
upgrade the booted ISO via apt, and at last save the updated livesystem as an
ISO-file again.
Is this possible?
I want to spare and shorten the time for download, unpacking, installing,
configuring and ISO-creating of the whole system, as I believe, doing as I
imagine will be done in about 15 minutes, whilst creating a fresh one lasts
about several hours.
Did someone do that already or is my idea technical impossible at all?
Thanks for reading this.
Best regards
Hans
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