Greetings, All! Can someone point me in the right direction: I'm looking for a way to build a nanobsd-alike install image for Linux.
My goal is to prepare a pre-built Linux environment for GPU video transcoding since, sadly, Nvidia chose not to support FreeBSD for CUDA toolkit. Therefore I'll need to pick either of Nvidia-supported Linux distributions and make an image that includes CUDA runtime, ffmpeg and a handful of packages for management & monitoring, able to run from a read-only root filesystem with support for /etc persistency. Most tutorials are about how to make a bootable Linux from install media, which is not what I seek. Can anyone point me in the right direction or maybe propose better search terms? Thanks in advance!
PS: Nvidia supports OpenSUSE, CentOS and Ubuntu (plus few commercial distributions).
My goal is to prepare a pre-built Linux environment for GPU video transcoding since, sadly, Nvidia chose not to support FreeBSD for CUDA toolkit. Therefore I'll need to pick either of Nvidia-supported Linux distributions and make an image that includes CUDA runtime, ffmpeg and a handful of packages for management & monitoring, able to run from a read-only root filesystem with support for /etc persistency. Most tutorials are about how to make a bootable Linux from install media, which is not what I seek. Can anyone point me in the right direction or maybe propose better search terms? Thanks in advance!
PS: Nvidia supports OpenSUSE, CentOS and Ubuntu (plus few commercial distributions).