I did it! Well the easy part at least... For those interested the way I installed Armory into a custom ubuntu .iso was this. Also the resulting .iso is too big to fit on a cd so you need to use a dvd. Use a dvd-r or this whole project is pointless.
1. Start the Ubuntu Customization Kit and follow the steps until it asks you if you want to run the console or continue building. Choose run the console.
2. Run the command
mkdir /Armory/3. Run the command
cd /Armory/4. Open a brand new console window and run:
sudo nautilus ~/tmp/remaster-root/Armory/ (This opens a file explorer window with root access right at the directory we need)
5. Copy and paste the Armory offline bundle (with all the dependencies) into this folder
6. Back in the uck customization console run
sudo dpkg -i *.debWhile learning about using the ubuntu customization kit I also did some nifty things. I uninstalled the network manager by running
sudo apt-get purge network-managerThis is probably pointless and it does add a minute to startup while it looks for the network manager, but I want the coldest storage possible
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. Since I plan on only running this as a livecd I also removed the welcome screen where it asks if you want to install or just try ubuntu. To do this just run
sudo apt-get remove ubiquity (I think. This one I'm kind of hazy on.) To help achieve my goal of using no usb drives or the like I also copied my encrypted wallet file to
~/tmp/remaster-root/Armory/ using the same file explorer window used to copy the Armory files. I also included the python scripts but this is where I'm hitting another road block.
How do I run the python scripts that I linked to in my first post? I try running
python setup.py on my online machine but It gives me an error saying some setup module is not found. I've never ran a script before so detailed help would be much appreciated.