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On Thu, 12 Sep 1996, Brian C. White wrote:
bcwhite>You don't want to trace it. If you read the "debian.rules" (or
debian/rules)
bcwhite>file, you'll see how a package is built. Basically, you create a
directory
bcwhite>("debian-tmp") and create a directory structure just like that of the
debian
bcwhite>system and place your files in there. One call to "dpkg" will then
create
bcwhite>a package for you from that directory structure.
"one call to dpkg" ?
i am sorry , but i don't understand what u mean
prob the answer to my q is RTFM so plz flame me about it :-)
borik
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