get the devil-linux-<version>.tar.bz2 from one of the download locations.
run tar xjf devil-linux-<version>.tar.bz2 to get devil-linux-<version> directory tree
change to that directory
take a look on doc/CHANGES and other documentation files
Bootable ISO image is contained in bootcd.iso file. You need a cd writer program which is able to burn ISO images.
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Don't just burn this file on CD! |
extract the configuration sample : tar xjf etc.tar.bz2
modify etc/sysconfig/config and set the INITRD_MODULES
compress the etc/ directory with tar cjf etc.tar.bz2 etc
copy etc.tar.gz onto the configuration media (i.e. floppy disc), mcopy etc.tar.bz2 a:
insert the CD and the configuration media and boot the computer
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When you use an IDE CDROM, you can use an empty configuration media. During the bootup Devil-Linux will offer you to copy the standard configuration onto it. |
if further configuration adjustments must be done, e.g. :
root password (by default, no password is set)
public and private key generated when sshd is run for the first time the new configuration can easily be saved on the configuraiton media by calling the save-config script
don't forget to set write protection on the configuration media