This is just what you need to create your new target system Now in your target directory you’ve the essential structure of your new target ls -la Where /mnt/sda1/ is my root partition, if you’ve followed my previous article you may have the same device name, expecially if you’ve installed it in a virtual host (I’m using VMWare), if you’re not under /mnt/sda1 you may discover your root partition name, it ain’t that difficult: dfįilesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on Now it’s time to copy the contents of your build machine into your target host space: cp /mnt/sda1/boot. Now in less than 5 minutes you’ll be able to create your new virtual machine, let’s create a simple environment: mkdir target target/image cd target/image/ When the login screen comes around you may enter in your system with the root user, “ toor” is the default password with SLAX unless you change it, /etc/issue is reporting a lot of useful information for newbies as well (root/toor, xconf, startx, …) Now it’s time to create the first image, it’s just a matter of minutes. We finally have our own build machine, SLAX fully loaded, system up and running (in a virtual environment) so we can make a lot of tests with it.
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