Install Morphix Base Iso

[MJRehrig]

Hello, I am looking for a very minimal install. I dont like the Debian NetInstall (adds too much extra stuff) and I don't really like any of the pre-rolled ones. So, I figured I would make my own.

I want MorphixBase-0.5-pre5 as my starting point, but I just can't figure out how to install it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[oz]

Hello, I am looking for a very minimal install. I dont like the Debian NetInstall (adds too much extra stuff) and I don't really like any of the pre-rolled ones. So, I figured I would make my own.

I want MorphixBase-0.5-pre5 as my starting point, but I just can't figure out how to install it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Sorry I can't help with the MorphixBase thingy, but I'm curious about what you mean regarding the Debian netinstall installing too much stuff? What extra things is it installing?

[MJRehrig]

Well, It is just installing things that I dont feel that I will ever need. It also installs stuff that I didn't ask it to, such as: ftp, gcc compilers, all kinds of gnome and kde libs (I chose XFCE4), and even when I installed XFCE4 it added all kinds of themes and I think it even added the entire "goodies" package for XFCE4.

Maybe I will post this in the Debian section if I don't get help.

[psic]

There should be an option in the morphix control panel to install to harddrive. I have morphix installed on a computer, but I don't use it much (the install itself shouldn't be too hard, though).

[MJRehrig]

Yes, there is an option in the graphical versions, but the base iso is well..uh...basic: no gui or anything graphical.

[psic]

Don't know about the CLI, unfortunatley the morphix site is a bit light on documentation. If you want a debian-based sistem with very little installed you could go with damn small linux. Or possibly linux from scratch, though that might be a bit harder.