Hi,
I would like to include non free firmware/software/docs in my initial
Debian installation. I have read some information online, though am
still not sure of a few things.
I will make a USB flash install drive, to be used on a number of
machines, including some which will never see the internet. I expect
there will be some non-free firmware required along the way. I also
would like all non free documentation installed, as I don't know when I
may need it, and may be in the field away from a network link. I would
also like multimedia codecs etc installed. Probably other things too,
which I am not aware of atm.
copyleft.co.nz sell the 'Copyleft Plus' and 'Copyleft Non-Free' discs.
http://www.copyleft.co.nz/products.html
Can anyone comment on these? Are they a complete collection of relevant
material for this purpose?
There are also repositories of firmware/non-free material. Not sure if
these include everything that may be relevant.
I am assuming all this material is free, as in beer; is it possible to
download an image of these collections, or download everything from the
relevant repositories, and package it in such a way that it is available
for Debian's installer to use?
Thanks,
Oliver
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