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 <div align="center"><b>Amarok Live</b></div>
 
 <b>About:</b><br>
 This script lets you create your own Amarok live! cd with music on it. It is very simple to use: click configure, and choose the iso as well as a temporary work directory. Clicking ok will start the unpacking, and when it is done, you can add music to the cd by selecting tracks and using the right click menu.<br>
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 When you are done selecting tracks, click Create Remastered CD. the iso will be created in the work dir that you selected during configure.<br>
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 <b>Dependencies:</b><br>
 A kernel with squashfs as either a module or compiled in.<br>
 squashfs-tools (see NOTE below)<br>
 cdrtools (for mkisofs)<br>
 Python 2.2<br>
 PyQt<pr>
 1.5 gb of free space<br>
 Original Amarok live! iso<br>
 K3b (optional) for automatic burning<br>
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 <b>License:</b><br>
 GPL V2<br>
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 <b>Note:</b><br>
 If you are using the amarok_live-1.3.iso cd, (not amarok_live-1.3-update1.iso) then you will not be able to remaster successfully unless you are using squashfs-tools version 2.1. Version 2.2 will create a cd that cannot boot. Please make sure to downgrade, or download the updated version of the iso. An xdelta (binary patch) is available too instead of the full iso.<br>
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 <b>CHANGELOG:</b><br>
 <i>Version 0.3:</i><br>
     Added new Qt config dialog, much faster and more streamlined.<br>
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 <i>Version 0.2:</i><br>
     Support for playlist transferring - shows up as a playlist on the livecd too!<br>
     Added Clear Music menu option.<br>
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 <i>Version 0.1:</i><br>
     First released version<br>
     Support for most features.<br>
     K3B support.<br>
     BUG: If cancel is clicked on the initial dialogs, does not exit cleanly.<br>
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 <b>Author:</b><br>
 Leo Franchi (lfranchi at gmail dot com)<br>
 Greg Meyer  (greg at gkmweb dot com)<br>
 Mike Diehl  (madpenguin8 at yahoo dot com)<br>
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 Based on a script by:<br>
 Ivan Kerekes (ikerekes at gmail dot com)<br>