[Rule-list] Nailed it!
Devon
devon at tuxfan.homeip.net
Mon Mar 4 10:52:02 EET 2002
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On Sunday 03 March 2002 09:50 pm, Devon wrote:
> I'll generate some modified images before I call it a night, once I
> finish the install script.
> Right now, it installs the rpms, does a chroot, and runs ldconfig on
> the new install. So far, so good!
It's way too late. I'm tired. :)
Ok, image is posted here:
http://www.tuxfan.homeip.net/rule/miniconda-V0.0.3.img
There are problems, but it should be usable. The kernel doesn't have
module support, so if it doesn't work, wait until I can get that added. :)
This should run in 8M, although I didn't have time to test that.
I also put some quick scripts on the disk. Unfortunately, I put them in
the wrong directory. I'll fix it for the next version, if there is any
interest in a next version. :)
Quick outline:
Get the image.
Insert a floppy.
dd if=miniconda-V0.0.3.img of=/dev/fd0 bs=1440k
Boot from the floppy.
Hit enter at the syslinux welcome screen
You should be prompted to hit enter for a shell once booted.
(stay in the / directory for now)
Run fdisk, and make partitions.
(All the scripts I included assume /dev/hda as the boot disk, with
partitions of hda1=swap hda2=/boot hda3=/)
mkswap /dev/hda1
swapon /dev/hda1
mke2fs -j /dev/hda2 (and hda3)
Work around my stupidity.....
mkdir scripts
cp newroot/* scripts/
mount /dev/hda3 newroot
mount /dev/hda2 newroot/boot
_IMPORTANT_
cp scripts/* newroot/
cd newroot
You must be in /newroot (which will eventually
become your / partition) when you run the scripts.
- -end warning, but the rest is also important-
cat install.sh to see what you are about to do. :)
./install.sh
./ldconfig.sh
./pivot_root.sh
./rpm_db_install.sh
./rpm_fix_perms.sh
The last is of questionable utility. It will take a while to run, and eat
close to 100% of the cpu in the process.
The scripts I leave to you to figure out.
I need sleep.
Don't forget to run grub-install
I provided grub.conf and fstab files, edit to taste, and install before
running grub.conf.
The end result is a functional but mildly broken system. It's fairly easy
to fix though. :)
There is a still a lot of work to do - more scripts, fixing the package
list, providing missing config files, etc.
Goodnight,
- -D
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