Re: [Cooker] MakeCD and strange results

2002-07-15 Thread Ben Reser

On Mon, Jul 15, 2002 at 07:28:37PM -0400, Murray J. Root wrote:
 MakeCD now build iso files. That won't work because they look for 
  modules.cz-2.4.18-6mdkBOOT 
 which doesn't exist. (a 0 byte file gets created when the iso is made)
 The modules in mdkinst is
  modules.cz-2.4.18-21mdkBOOT
 
 What do I change to make this work?

This is one of the problems I was having when I was trying to make CDs
on 8.1 (yeah my mirror machine is 8.1 haven't bothered to upgrade it).
But I only saw this behavior when I made them with mkcd.  MakeCD worked
fine for me.  *shrug*

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[Cooker] MakeCD (Can't coerce array into hash at .../List.pm line 644)

2002-07-14 Thread Martin Maok

I mirror cooker with this command:
lftp -c 'open ftp://linux.redbox.cz/Mandrake-devel/cooker/ ; mirror -c -e cooker'

I tried to build cooker's ISO on MDK8.2:

$ /pub/Mandrake/cooker/misc/MakeCD -t ~/tmp -a -c 1 /pub/Mandrake/cooker

- it told me that base.pm was not found in @INC so I added
/usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1 into a perl5 libraries path in MakeCD script and
ran again...
(shouldn't be this there already? I guess that there are many people
creating cooker's ISOs under mdk8.2 environment...)

$ /pub/Mandrake/cooker/misc/MakeCD -t ~/tmp -a -c 1 /pub/Mandrake/cooker
[...]
mkcd_build_hdlist: write /tmp/martin.tmp/Cooker/1/hdlist.cz
choosing compression method with gzip -9 for archive 
/tmp/martin.tmp/Cooker/1/hdlist.cz
real archive size of /tmp/martin.tmp/Cooker/1/hdlist.cz is 13958066
mkcd_build_hdlist: write /tmp/martin.tmp/Cooker/1/synthesis.hdlist.cz
getSize list 1
WARNING: php-gd-4.2.1-2mdk.i586 has unresolved dependencies (libintl.so.1), ignored
WARNING: httpd-naat-0.8-7mdk.noarch has unresolved dependencies (libintl.so.1), ignored
[...]
WARNING: xpat2-1.07-9mdk.i586 has unresolved dependencies (libqt.so.2), ignored
buildList group 
1 -- HASH(0x803171d0) -- 1
autodeps: ignoring xpat2-1.07-9mdk.i586
autodeps: ignoring xfsdump-2.0.1-1mdk.i586
[...]
autodeps: ignoring php-gd-4.2.1-2mdk.i586
ERROR: empty rpmlist key (HASH(0x80352f7c)) KEYS sectionforce 
Get already built discs lists
Can't coerce array into hash at 
/pub/Mandrake/cooker//misc/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.0/Mkcd/List.pm line 644.
00


Do you know what's going on? 

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Re: [Cooker] MakeCD (Can't coerce array into hash at .../List.pm line 644)

2002-07-14 Thread Ben Reser

On Sun, Jul 14, 2002 at 01:47:18PM +0200, Martin Ma?ok wrote:
 (shouldn't be this there already? I guess that there are many people
 creating cooker's ISOs under mdk8.2 environment...)

Yeah but they just changed cooker over to perl 5.8.0 so some stuff is
broken.  MakeCD is just one of them...

 ERROR: empty rpmlist key (HASH(0x80352f7c)) KEYS sectionforce 
 Get already built discs lists
 Can't coerce array into hash at 
/pub/Mandrake/cooker//misc/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.0/Mkcd/List.pm line 644.

Definately something that Perl 5.8.0 is seeing slightly differently than
5.6.1 was and it doesn't like...

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[Cooker] MakeCD script does not accept the --noisolinux that mkcd does

2002-05-18 Thread John Allen







Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-29 Thread Warly

Ron Stodden [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 Warly,

 I tried a MakeCD from my Cooker-tree download.  

 I got 2 ISO files, the first 34Kb in size which when burned resulted
 in an unmountable CDRW (Directory does not exist - plainly an
 incorrect choice of error message),

 The second contained Mandrake/RPMS2/, 648 MB in size, from a* to z*.

 Two comments:

 1. If all of Cooker is to find its way to CDs it will take 3 CDs, not
 2.

 2. Your documentation neglects to mention that, for those whose Cooker
 is on a separate partition (which is surely everybody?) the mount
 point for that partition must include the exec option, which is not
 the default.  This is so that MakeCD and makecd within the cooker
 download can be executed in situ across the mount point, and so that
 they can  access the perl components.

yes mkcd may have some troubles right now, I will try to fix
them asap.

-- 
Warly




Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-29 Thread Warly

Robert hedges [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 I've been struggling trying to make CDs also.  Currently, the MakeCD script
 will not run, it only list all of the possible options.  I have installed the
 perl mkcd scripts.  I tried running that with a command line


 mkcd --auto /opt/i586

 and I only get 1 CD with size 165M

 I've mirrored the entire cooker tree, including RPMS2, but it there are many
 failed dependencies of which the worst is (ld-linux.so.2).  I have tried this
 on both my machine at home and at work.

 Any ideas?

currently mkcd may have some issues, and I have not fixed them
yet, maybe try the CVS version?

-- 
Warly




Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-27 Thread Murray J. Root

On Sat, 27 Apr 2002 13:55:14 +1000 Ron Stodden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Murray J. Root wrote:
  
  Check mkisofs version - this looks suspiciously like the problem I had a few weeks 
ago that turned out to be due to mkisofs.
  I just used the MakeCD script here and it correctly made the ISOs for the CDs.
 
 That was it.   Replacing the 8.2 mkisofs with the one from Cooker
 solved the problem and I now have 3 healthy-looking iso files.  This
 tip should be added to the MakeCD Readme.txt.
 
 Thanks!  An excellent piece of detective work by someone ...
 
 -- 
 Ron. [au]
 

Warly guided me through the steps till we found it - give him the pat on the back.

-- 
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Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-27 Thread Robert hedges

I discovered I had a corrupted mirror.  I'm burning the third CD right now. 
Thank for the help.

Robert



--- nDiScReEt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Robert hedges wrote:
 What is the version of your makecd? Mine is mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk. I'm not 
 using the Cooker mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk. I tend to always have problems when I 
 use a Cooker rpm version before all packages can be made into a cd 
 without any dependency errors.
 
 
 I'm running the cooker version mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk
 
 
  
  
  I backed down to mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk, but it made no difference.  Has anyone
 been
  able to make CD lately?
  
  
  
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 I have. I had a problem only once about a couple days ago, I upgraded my 
 mkisofs  and I don't have any further problems.
 
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 Maximum Time Unlimited
 Chicago Based and Operated
 
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   -- Murphy's Military Laws n°99
 
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[Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread Ron Stodden

Warly,

I tried a MakeCD from my Cooker-tree download.  

I got 2 ISO files, the first 34Kb in size which when burned resulted
in an unmountable CDRW (Directory does not exist - plainly an
incorrect choice of error message),

The second contained Mandrake/RPMS2/, 648 MB in size, from a* to z*.

Two comments:

1. If all of Cooker is to find its way to CDs it will take 3 CDs, not
2.

2. Your documentation neglects to mention that, for those whose Cooker
is on a separate partition (which is surely everybody?) the mount
point for that partition must include the exec option, which is not
the default.  This is so that MakeCD and makecd within the cooker
download can be executed in situ across the mount point, and so that
they can  access the perl components.

-- 
Ron. [au]




Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread Robert hedges

I've been struggling trying to make CDs also.  Currently, the MakeCD script
will not run, it only list all of the possible options.  I have installed the
perl mkcd scripts.  I tried running that with a command line


mkcd --auto /opt/i586

and I only get 1 CD with size 165M

I've mirrored the entire cooker tree, including RPMS2, but it there are many
failed dependencies of which the worst is (ld-linux.so.2).  I have tried this
on both my machine at home and at work.

Any ideas?



**

Warly,

I tried a MakeCD from my Cooker-tree download.  

I got 2 ISO files, the first 34Kb in size which when burned resulted
in an unmountable CDRW (Directory does not exist - plainly an
incorrect choice of error message),

The second contained Mandrake/RPMS2/, 648 MB in size, from a* to z*.

Two comments:

1. If all of Cooker is to find its way to CDs it will take 3 CDs, not
2.

2. Your documentation neglects to mention that, for those whose Cooker
is on a separate partition (which is surely everybody?) the mount
point for that partition must include the exec option, which is not
the default.  This is so that MakeCD and makecd within the cooker
download can be executed in situ across the mount point, and so that
they can  access the perl components.

-- 
Ron. [au]




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Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread Robert hedges


--- nDiScReEt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Robert hedges wrote:
  
  
  --- nDiScReEt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
  
 Have you tried this command?:
 
 (Assuming the path to your cooker directory is /opt/i586 and that your 
 iso directory is /tmp)
 
 /opt/i586/misc/MakeCD -t /tmp/ -a /opt/i586/
 
 HTH
 
 
 
  
  
  Yes, that's what I started with.  It returns a 1 and then the usage for the
  command.  I'm assuming that the iso directory can be empty to start with,
 that
  it is only for the placement of the iso images when they are created.
  
  Here's the snip of the output:
  
  bigbonkpig% /opt/i586/misc/MakeCD -t /tmp/ -a /opt/i586/
  1
  usage
  mkcd options
  mkcd Mandrake Linux CD maker
  
  options:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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 What is the version of your makecd? Mine is mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk. I'm not 
 using the Cooker mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk. I tend to always have problems when I 
 use a Cooker rpm version before all packages can be made into a cd 
 without any dependency errors.


I'm running the cooker version mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk



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Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread Murray J. Root

On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 18:07:12 +1000 Ron Stodden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Warly,
 
 I tried a MakeCD from my Cooker-tree download.  
 
 I got 2 ISO files, the first 34Kb in size which when burned resulted
 in an unmountable CDRW (Directory does not exist - plainly an
 incorrect choice of error message),
 
 The second contained Mandrake/RPMS2/, 648 MB in size, from a* to z*.
 
 Two comments:
 
 1. If all of Cooker is to find its way to CDs it will take 3 CDs, not
 2.
 
 2. Your documentation neglects to mention that, for those whose Cooker
 is on a separate partition (which is surely everybody?) the mount
 point for that partition must include the exec option, which is not
 the default.  This is so that MakeCD and makecd within the cooker
 download can be executed in situ across the mount point, and so that
 they can  access the perl components.
 
 -- 
 Ron. [au]
 

Check mkisofs version - this looks suspiciously like the problem I had a few weeks ago 
that turned out to be due to mkisofs.
I just used the MakeCD script here and it correctly made the ISOs for the CDs.

-- 
Murray J. Root

Mandrake on irc.openprojects.net:
  #mandrake  #mandrake-linux = help for newbies
  #mandrakeguru = advanced discussions
  #mdk-cooker = Mandrake Cooker discussions




Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread Robert hedges

  What is the version of your makecd? Mine is mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk. I'm not 
  using the Cooker mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk. I tend to always have problems when I 
  use a Cooker rpm version before all packages can be made into a cd 
  without any dependency errors.
 
 
 I'm running the cooker version mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk
 


I backed down to mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk, but it made no difference.  Has anyone been
able to make CD lately?



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Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread nDiScReEt

Robert hedges wrote:
What is the version of your makecd? Mine is mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk. I'm not 
using the Cooker mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk. I tend to always have problems when I 
use a Cooker rpm version before all packages can be made into a cd 
without any dependency errors.


I'm running the cooker version mkcd-2.8.5-1mdk


 
 
 I backed down to mkcd-2.8.1-1mdk, but it made no difference.  Has anyone been
 able to make CD lately?
 
 
 
 =
 Robert A. Hedges
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 __
 Do You Yahoo!?
 Yahoo! Games - play chess, backgammon, pool and more
 http://games.yahoo.com/
 
 

I have. I had a problem only once about a couple days ago, I upgraded my 
mkisofs  and I don't have any further problems.

-- 
Altoine B
Maximum Time Unlimited
Chicago Based and Operated

Things that must be together to work usually can't be shipped together
-- Murphy's Military Laws n°99

Linux 2.4.18-12mdk i686






Re: [Cooker] MakeCD

2002-04-26 Thread Ron Stodden

Murray J. Root wrote:
 
 Check mkisofs version - this looks suspiciously like the problem I had a few weeks 
ago that turned out to be due to mkisofs.
 I just used the MakeCD script here and it correctly made the ISOs for the CDs.

That was it.   Replacing the 8.2 mkisofs with the one from Cooker
solved the problem and I now have 3 healthy-looking iso files.  This
tip should be added to the MakeCD Readme.txt.

Thanks!  An excellent piece of detective work by someone ...

-- 
Ron. [au]




Re: [Cooker] MakeCD Problems

2002-02-02 Thread Warly

Quel Qun [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 On Fri, 2002-02-01 at 23:34, nds wrote:
 I know that I am beating this dead horse but somebody know how to do 
 this thing right. I am trying to make CDs from a mirrored cooker 
 website. I mastered working with rsync and mirror. My problem is using 
 the MakeCD in the /cooker/i586/misc/ directory. I do the command this 
 way (as my local cooker is /mnt/cooker/):
 
 /mnt/cooker/misc/MakeCD -t /tmp/ -a /mnt/cooker/
 
 
 I try the same thing with root access and I still get nowhere. Is there 
 something else that I need to have because I got the impression that the 
 MakeCD program was designed to be self reliant. Not requiring any 
 program on my end to run it as it appears to be mostly all perl. Am I 
 wrong in this accessment? Thanx for any input anyone can provide.
 

Which pb have you ?

-- 
Warly




[Cooker] MakeCD Problems

2002-02-01 Thread nds

I know that I am beating this dead horse but somebody know how to do 
this thing right. I am trying to make CDs from a mirrored cooker 
website. I mastered working with rsync and mirror. My problem is using 
the MakeCD in the /cooker/i586/misc/ directory. I do the command this 
way (as my local cooker is /mnt/cooker/):

/mnt/cooker/misc/MakeCD -t /tmp/ -a /mnt/cooker/


I try the same thing with root access and I still get nowhere. Is there 
something else that I need to have because I got the impression that the 
MakeCD program was designed to be self reliant. Not requiring any 
program on my end to run it as it appears to be mostly all perl. Am I 
wrong in this accessment? Thanx for any input anyone can provide.





Re: [Cooker] MakeCD Problems

2002-02-01 Thread Quel Qun

On Fri, 2002-02-01 at 23:34, nds wrote:
 I know that I am beating this dead horse but somebody know how to do 
 this thing right. I am trying to make CDs from a mirrored cooker 
 website. I mastered working with rsync and mirror. My problem is using 
 the MakeCD in the /cooker/i586/misc/ directory. I do the command this 
 way (as my local cooker is /mnt/cooker/):
 
 /mnt/cooker/misc/MakeCD -t /tmp/ -a /mnt/cooker/
 
 
 I try the same thing with root access and I still get nowhere. Is there 
 something else that I need to have because I got the impression that the 
 MakeCD program was designed to be self reliant. Not requiring any 
 program on my end to run it as it appears to be mostly all perl. Am I 
 wrong in this accessment? Thanx for any input anyone can provide.
 

Yes,
cd /tmp
su
/mnt/cooker/misc/MakeCD -a /mnt/cooker/

That's how I eventually got it working

=-=
kk1








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