amaresh_83

Hi,

I am more interested to build my own linux OS , but thing is that i don't have any idea how to start up ?

Can anybody will guide me ?

Thanks,
-Amaresh

Lakshmipathi

Start here Welcome to Linux From Scratch!

All the best !!!.

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amaresh_83

Thanks for your wish !!!

if possible , Please guide me for this ...

Lakshmipathi

LFS documentation is perfect. you need to have internet connection to download packages and compile it from source code and install them.

Remember LFS takes lot of time , I have spent a day on it ,but didn't work. I messed something. Then few weeks back,It took almost 3 days to complete it.

You will learn a lot with LFS. Any issues ,you can always post them here

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amaresh_83

I have net connection, give me tips now step by step , so that i can do it ...

else drop me a mail, "amareshchandradas2005@gmail.com"

Thanks,
-Amaresh

Lakshmipathi

Have you looked into LFS documentation Read LFS Online ?
that's more than enough.

All the best .

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L4Linux

Linux Form Scratch is not the easiest thing in the world you know.
It is meant for advanced Linux users who want to make a new distro starting from almost point 0.
If you just want an Ubuntu or Fedora respin with some extra programs and different artwork, take a look at tools like reconstructor or Revisor.

Making a totally new distro seems pointless to me, since there are about 300-500 distors(+ a gazillion not known respins). The really succesful ones like Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSuse and Debian have funding from rich companies(Red Hat, Novell, Canonical) and huge communities. I suggest to make a respin so that a well known distro fits your needs better out of the box.

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amaresh_83

OK then guide me how can i start new debian package ?

rokytnji

Lots of info online.

Debian Package Build Tools

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amaresh_83

Thanks a lot "Roky"