Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Le Fri, Nov 16, 2001 at 05:57:45AM -0900, Ethan Benson écrivait: > > > If so, any ideas what I did wrong? > > > > its not your fault its mine, for one i was under the apparently > > mistaken impression that older versions of debian-cd were uses for > > potato anyway (someone i think debian-cd's maintainer told me this). > > Yes, and it was so for 2.2r3. Anne had setup a CVS branch (off22r3) for > building potato images ... i've even been bashed because I > broke debian-cd CVS without tagging a good version that was usable to > build potato CDs. > > For this time, it will be ok. But we'll try to do better for woody ... > using debian-cd CVS for building an already released Debian version will > always be problematic. Documentation included changes, CD characteristics > also, even boot images used can change ...
To make this more problematic, there is the fact that I've upgraded open.hands.com (cdimage.d.o) to woody, in order to be in a position to build woody CDs. This means that the old debian-cd doesn't like the new options for mkisofs, among other things. Perhaps I should set up a chroot environment for building CDs, so that they are always built using tools available in the release, rather than whatever happens to be on open at the time. On the other hand, if mkisofs or some other tool has a bug fixed that makes the resulting images better in some way, is there really any point in producing images that are not as good as they might be. Also, I get the impression that the changes like those that move junk off CD1 are only in the latest branch, which would mean either duplicating the patching & testing effort to get it back into the old debian-cd, or that the r4 CDs would have had as many copies of the kernel on CD1 as the r3 ones. Cheers, Phil. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]