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# Install a system (virtual or physical) with the default CentOS installation that you wish to package. This could be a minimal distro or the default distro or even something custom.
 
# Install a system (virtual or physical) with the default CentOS installation that you wish to package. This could be a minimal distro or the default distro or even something custom.
## It's generally quicker to bootstrap a CentOS system on another yum/rpm-based, or Debian based system by following the instructions in [http://faiwiki.informatik.uni-koeln.de/index.php/FAI_multi-distribution#bootstrapping_the_base_images__for_other_distributions]
 
 
# Once the OS has been installed, you need to '''tar''' the contents of the OS.
 
# Once the OS has been installed, you need to '''tar''' the contents of the OS.
 
## First, create a file called '''/tmp/exclude''' and add the following lines to it:
 
## First, create a file called '''/tmp/exclude''' and add the following lines to it:

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