Hi, I stabilized my branch (-r mrvn) again and its time for another round of testing. (Maybe more people then just Sven this time :)
Changes: (- to MAIN, | to round 2, + to both) ============================================= | removed debmirror and fixed apt so it can download everything directly + Moved some stuff into shell script (apt-get, initrd_install, udes_flat_install and mirror_instakk) + Made targets build just by naming the image, e.g: make dest/floppy-boot-bootfloppy.img make dest/floppy-data-drivers_ide.img make dest/cdrom-base-all-base.img + config/targets has (some of) the old style targes, e.g: make image TYPE=floppy make image TYPE=net - build cdroms with nothing, udebs and udebs+base debs on them + Made build fail if any pkg-lists are missing | moved media-lists to pkg-lists and use ./pkg-list to parse + added apt.deb apt cache for downloading debs + use sources.list.udeb and sources.list.deb unless sources.list.local is present. You need a "deb http://host codename main" in sources.list.local to download debs now. What should work? ================= i386 can build cdroms and floppies. Given woking udebs and debs they should work. All other archs are totally untested. Look at "make all" and try each target in turn and send me a buildlog for every failure. All but i386, alpha, powerpc need build/make/arch/linux-arch scripts. Alpha and powerpc are untested. This affects floppy and cdrom images, floppy-data and net images should work without. What has changed? ================= Resulting images are for now: (sizes in K on i386) -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 52774 Oct 23 12:14 cdrom-base-all-base.img -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3250 Oct 23 12:11 cdrom-boot-none-none.img -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 12488 Oct 23 12:14 cdrom-udeb-all-none.img -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1440 Oct 23 11:19 floppy-boot-bootfloppy.img -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1440 Oct 23 11:20 floppy-data-drivers_ide.img -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1440 Oct 23 11:40 floppy-root-root.img -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1394 Oct 23 11:21 initrd-netboot.img Whats what in pkg-lists? ======================== base - included general files kernel deb-base/ - debs needed by base (cdrom) - udebs that are installed on each initrd initrd-base/ - cdrom with udebs and debs initrd-boot/ - cdrom with just a boot image initrd-bootfloppy/ - stage 0 floppy / 1. floppy initrd-netboot/ - pxe/tftp initrd-root/ - root floppy / 2. floppy initrd-udeb/ - cdrom with udebs udeb-all/ - all udebs for cdrom udeb-drivers_ide/ - udebs for floppy-data-drivers_ide Where do the image names come from? =================================== For all names a "none" means nothing of that kind is installed. initrd-<type>.img: <type> names the initrd-XXX list installed on this initrd. floppy-<type>-<initrd>.img: <type> is one of root, boot, data meaning a floppy with kernel and bootblock, a floppy with just initrd.gz and a floppy with udebs and udeb_include respectively. <initrd> names the initrd-XXX list (or udeb-XXX list for data floppies) to be used. cdrom-<initrd>-<udeb>-<deb>.img: <initrd> names the initrd-XXX list to be used. <udeb> names the udeb-XXX list to be used. <deb> names the deb-XXX list to be used. tree-<initrd>-<udeb>-<deb>-<extras> target in Makefile: <initrd> names the initrd-XXX list to be used. <udeb> names the udeb-XXX list to be used. <deb> names the deb-XXX list to be used. If <extras> is not none a the udebs are installed flat, otherwise a mirror structure and Packages file is generated. This is somewhat wrongfully named and will change when I feel like it. I might pull that into the <udeb> part as <flat_udeb> and <tree_udeb>, not sure yet. Nothing to worry about since thats arch independant. TODO ==== Joeyh suggested creating subdirs for the different types of images. The following dirs should do: floppy/ cdrom/ network/ harddisk/ (kernel/ initrd/) Network and harddisk share kernels and initrds so I suggest linking them [to dirs in ()]. Names should be shortened to avoid confusion, how about a "make release" that creates this directory structure and renames files? MfG Goswin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
