The only Ubuntu Live DVD I have is for version 14.04.1.
I recently upgraded to 16.04 when the semi-weekly updates nudged me to do so. After the upgrade I had to patch various parts of the system for my laptop to behave. I also upgraded to Kernel 4.6.3 and then to Kernel 4.7.1 and then 4.7.2 immediately after that.
Today I was thinking I should create a spare 16.04 Live DVD "just in case" but then started wondering if I could make one incorporating all the changes I've done the last few weeks.
So.... Can I? and how would I go about doing it?
Thanks in advance.
Edit 1:
To add clarity it's not a kernel patch or major rewrite. There are just a few files I want to add:
/etc/acpi/events/lid-open
/etc/acpi/events/lid-close
/etc/acpi/events/tv-sound
I need to add my cell phone to the usb id's and change terminal to colour prompt so two files need to be changed:
/usr/share/hwdata/usb.ids
~/.bashrc
Optionally I might want to setup plymouth themes for sunrise and sunset instead of Ubuntu logo with horizontal dots. Also within grub kernel command line "kaslr" option could be added.
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