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Requires Ubuntu Customization Kit 2.4.7-0ubuntu1
Building the ISO
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./build
or
sudo uck-remaster ~/Downloads/ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64.iso ~/turtlebot-iso
Config Files
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apt_packages List of packages to install via apt
apt_deinstall Packages to remove from the default Ubuntu ISO
deb_packages Packages that are not in a public repo [for testing]
pip_packages Python packages installed via pip
inst_packages Packages only needed for installer
patch_list ISO patches [if all else fails]
OEM Install
--------------------------------
To prevent the system from being installed with a default password,
hold down the left shift key when grub starts and press F4 to select
'OEM Mode' and select 'Install Ubuntu'. After the machine reboots,
oem-config-prepare or the OEM setup desktop icon must be run to make
the machine ready for the enduser.
Getting it to install from PXE boot is left as an exercise for the
vendor. Patches are appreciated.
Notes and Known Bugs
--------------------------------
UEFI sucks and SecureBoot is designed to allow companies to control
what is installed on your computer. Demand hardware without it.
Newer machines may require UEFI, so you may or may not need to boot the
system in UEFI mode. 32-bit machines do not work with UEFI.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFI
Installing with wireless enabled seems to work slightly better.
Otherwise you may need to run the following when the system is online.
sudo apt-get update
sudo agt-get dist-upgrade
If wireless access points do not show up, try disabling and reenabling
the wireless network connection.
Sponsors
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Development of this software for ROS Indigo has been partially sponsored by Yujin Robot Co.,Ltd
http://www.yujinrobot.com/