El Mon, Dec 26, 2005 at 09:22:00PM +0100, Alfred M. Szmidt ens deleit? amb les
seg?ents paraules:
> Making a usable system that is easy to upgrade, maintain, and use is far
> more work than compiling things from scratch into some directory (which I
> can do in about a minute, excluding compilation time). We are currently
> working on making the last missing bits of the GNU system fit (package
> manager, installer, package build system, etc) so that it is ready to be
> used. If you are interested in the GNU system, then you might wish to
> read http://www.gnu.org/software/packaging, and subscribe to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
anyway, there's actually a tool to create a system from scratch on Bee
it's called BeeBS (Bee Build Script). It is intended to compile a Hurd
system from scratch, and targeted to create a cross compiler (that you can
use later) to crosscompile a base system and some basic tools, and
performing a final (optional) pass that installs the Bee bootup scripts
so yes, you can create a system from scratch, and the script is "easy" to
read and understand which steps it performs... (well, at least if you know
it ;)) and easily extendable (or at least this was one of its first ideas)
so, well, here it is:
http://bee.es.gnu.org/
sorry, but the page is in spanish (if I recall well, an english translation
is underway), but if you want something, just tell me :)
apa!
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