Re: [CentOS] Custom CentOS iso's

And when you are done you check in any of changes then delete the working directory where you had the sources checked out and tarball downloaded into? Or do you just leave it all alone? I guess anyone working on it would know not to check in the tarball. -- Tracy R Reed Read

Re: [CentOS] Custom CentOS iso's

do you put them back into place so you can build the RPM? For CentOS-5, building an ISO uses the anaconda runtime and the buildinstall command. Here is documentation on the buildinstall command: Thanks! -- Tracy R Reed Read my blog at http://ultraviolet.org Key fingerprint

[CentOS] Custom CentOS iso's

are worthy can be hacked into the SRPMS, RPM's get built out of these, and an ISO gets built out of the RPM's. Does all of this sound feasible? Does CentOS already have tools for automating a complete iso build from an SRPM repository? Thanks! -- Tracy R Reed Re

Re: [CentOS] Cluster: understanding virtual IP

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