[EVO 4G General] Diablo67:
Ok guys i decided to try and build my own version of Linux for the simple reason,so its easier for all of us that delve into source builds to have it a little easier to build from source.Remember this is Beta 0.0.x/test build,so there will be bugs.I will post a link to the image in different formats(EG: Live CD/DVD/.iso/usb/.vmdk).

If you would like to test this custom distro,i will PM you the link,it is a "Live CD/DVD" so you dont have to install it to try it,unless you decide to and i have a VMware version also,Remember!!This is a TEST! Build,so there will more than likely be bugs.I will need total feedback to get everything close as possible to perfect as i can get.

OpenSUSE Source

http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/12.3/repo/oss/

Diablo_Build_Box_Config

Im gonna test it tonite and make sure it is presentable for testers,without fatal results.Stay tuned....

Special Note: This OP is still under construction,will add the correct links and creds.(For Moderators)

Test Config

Diablo Build Box
by Diablo67, based on openSUSE 12.3 64-bit x86
Configuration of version 0.0.2
Software sources

openSUSE 12.3 OSS

URL
http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/12.3/repo/oss/
Base system
12.3
Last update
2013-06-09 02:40:18 UTC

openSUSE 12.3 Updates

URL
http://download.opensuse.org/update/12.3/
Base system
12.3
Last update
2013-06-09 01:34:26 UTC

Selected patterns
base, devel_basis, devel_C_C++, devel_java, devel_kernel, devel_python, gnome, x11
Selected software
automake, autoyast2-installation, bash, bash-doc, bind-utils, bison, bzip2, cron, cups, curl, cyrus-sasl, dbus-1-x11, desktop-data-openSUSE, desktop-file-utils, dhcp, diffutils, dvd+rw-tools, fillup, gawk, gcc, gcc-c++, gcc-java, gedit, gimp, gimp-plugins-python, git, glibc-locale, gnome-terminal, gpart, gpg2, grep, grub, grub2, gtk2-branding-openSUSE, gtk3-branding-openSUSE, gvfs-backends, gzip, icedtea-web, icewm, ImageMagick, iproute2, iptables, iputils, kernel-default, kernel-source, less, libgnomesu, make, Mesa, mousetweaks, MozillaFirefox, nautilus-open-terminal, net-tools, NetworkManager, NetworkManager-gnome, openssl, perl, perl-base, php5, php5-ftp, plymouth, postfix, ppp, pullin-flash-player, python, python-gnome, python-gtk, python-xml, rsync, sax2-tools, sudo, SuSEfirewall2, syslog-ng, tomboy, udev, unzip, usbutils, valgrind, vim, wget, wine, wine-gecko, wireless-tools, x11-tools, xf86-video-modesetting, xkeyboard-config, xorg-x11, xorg-x11-driver-input, xorg-x11-driver-video, xorg-x11-fonts, xorg-x11-server, xterm, yast2, yast2-branding-openSUSE, yast2-control-center, yast2-control-center-gnome, yast2-firstboot, yast2-samba-client, yast2-slp, yast2-sudo, yast2-theme-openSUSE, yast2-update, yast2-x11, zip, zypper
Scripts
Files

/AET_1.1.zip

Size
40 files, 15.9 KB
Owner
nobody
Group
nobody
Permissions
644 rw-r--r--
Extract archive
true

/au-universal-installer.tar.gz

Size
1 files, 1.17 KB
Owner
nobody
Group
nobody
Permissions
644 rw-r--r--
Extract archive
true

/kernel-tools-master.zip

Size
93 files, 4.29 MB
Owner
nobody
Group
nobody
Permissions
644 rw-r--r--
Extract archive
true

/openjdk-6-src-b27-26_oct_2012.tar.gz

Size
29,680 files, 43.7 MB
Owner
nobody
Group
nobody
Permissions
644 rw-r--r--
Extract archive
true

EULAs

This Distro was built for android development scenarios only and may not be
redistributed without developer acknowledgement.

General

Default locale

Language
en_US.UTF-8
Keyboard Layout
english-us

Default time zone

Region
USA
Time Zone
America/New_York

Network

Configuration
ask_on_first_boot

Firewall

Enabled
true
Open SSH port (22)
true
Open HTTP ports (80, 443)
true

Users and groups
root

UID (optional)
0
Password
d
Group
root
Home directory
/root
Shell
/bin/bash

Personalized

Logo
Background

Startup

Default runlevel
5

Server

MySQL

Set up MySQL
false

PostgreSQL

Set up PostgreSQL
false

Desktop

Automatic desktop user log in

Automatically log in user
false

Appliance

Disk and memory

Memory ( OVF, VMware, and Xen )
512 MB
Disk size ( EC2, OVF, VMware, KVM, and Xen )
16 GB
Swap partition ( Disk image )
512 MB
Enable extended memory (PAE)?
false

Logical Volume Manager

Configure LVM
false

Formats:

Physical media formats

USB stick/hard disk image Dump this format on your USB stick or hard disk and boot from it. You may need to instuct the machine’s BIOS to boot from an external source if you’re usign a USB stick. You can write the disk image using either the dd command or image writing software on any existing OS.

Live USB sticks provide a high-performance option for creating a portable, persistent image using the same data that would be present on a hard drive.

Live CD/DVD (.iso) Use this format if you want to burn your appliance on CD or DVD. This is the easiest way to prepare bootable media. Simply download the .iso file and burn it to disk via any existing OS.Live discs provide a complete bootable image of your appliance, which will run in a computer’s memory rather than loading from the hard drive. This allows end users to experience and evaluate your appliance without installing it or making any changes to their existing system. Live discs are unique because they can run on a computer without a hard drive or act as rescue systems for computers with a corrupted hard drive or file system.

VMware / VirtualBox / KVM (.vmdk) Use this format if you want to start your appliance as a virtual machine on VMware, VirtualBox, or KVM-based hypervisors. This is another method to test an appliance without formatting any hard disk. VirtualBox and VMware virtualization applications are available for most host operating systems. KVM virtualization is for Linux only.​