Custom Debian Base Live ISO Image for PWNCLOUDOS
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I want a boot-ready, Debian-based live ISO that I can drop straight into any virtual machine platform (VirtualBox, VMware, Proxmox, etc.). Debian Stable should act as the base system.
Scope
• Integrate every package referenced in https://pwncloudos.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tools_reference.html.
• Include the usual VM-friendly utilities and, where required by those tools, web server, database server, and development helpers (Apache/Nginx, MySQL/PostgreSQL, Git, Docker) so everything works out of the box.
• Use the standard live-build toolchain (or your preferred reproducible method) so I can regenerate the image later.
• Ensure the ISO boots in both BIOS and UEFI modes, detects common virt-io devices, and auto-logs into a non-root user with sudo.
Deliverables
1. Bootable .iso file.
2. Build scripts and configuration so I can recreate or tweak the image myself.
3. Quick README explaining the build steps and any special credentials or ports the pre-installed services use.
A clean, repeatable build process and functional ISO are the two success criteria. If you’ve built custom Debian live images before, this should be a straightforward, well-defined project.
Scope
• Integrate every package referenced in https://pwncloudos.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tools_reference.html.
• Include the usual VM-friendly utilities and, where required by those tools, web server, database server, and development helpers (Apache/Nginx, MySQL/PostgreSQL, Git, Docker) so everything works out of the box.
• Use the standard live-build toolchain (or your preferred reproducible method) so I can regenerate the image later.
• Ensure the ISO boots in both BIOS and UEFI modes, detects common virt-io devices, and auto-logs into a non-root user with sudo.
Deliverables
1. Bootable .iso file.
2. Build scripts and configuration so I can recreate or tweak the image myself.
3. Quick README explaining the build steps and any special credentials or ports the pre-installed services use.
A clean, repeatable build process and functional ISO are the two success criteria. If you’ve built custom Debian live images before, this should be a straightforward, well-defined project.