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Subject: Re: Custom ISO image without firmware?
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Hi

> I'm using mkimage to build custom ISO images. I don't need the
> firmware, but so far all attempts to avoid it has been unsuccessful
> as about 155 MB of firmware files are automatically built into modloop.

You can hack around mkimg.base.sh (in aports/scripts) as well as possibly /=
sbin/update-kernel,
which is what I ended up doing to add/remove my own items from modloop

c705