[RULE] Which scripts to use to create RULE ISO?
Ingo Lantschner
ingo.lists at vum.at
Thu Feb 19 17:12:58 EET 2004
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 15:46:24 +0100, Marco Fioretti <m.fioretti at inwind.it>
wrote:
>> How to make a Custom Slinky ISO (like this one, the so called vum:BOX):
>> Quotaing Michael Fratoni mfratoni at tuxfan.homeip.net :
> ...
>> To build your own ISO:
> ...
>> o $ cd slinky_devel
>> (Poke around, change things, be careful...)
>
> This is one piece missing, documentation wise: for example,
> what if one wants to replace some packages with others (sendmail with
> postfix) or their updated versions, ie stuff which doesn't exist in the
> standard RH CDs?
well, ... , yes, ... I do not have the slightest idea how this could be
done - my aproach was not to touch Michaels work and just work with a
postinst.sh, which could even be used to fix some minor bugs, from the
original Slinky. (Fetching missing rpms, ...)
For the future: I think we should continue this way, that the base-slinky
is maintained by the Master himself, and others keep their fingers out of
it. But to add f.e. Abiword2 I would install it with postinst.sh. But may
be that I am completly wrong and we can find a more elegant way.
>> o edit version.h, define version as something NOT rule like.
>> (I don't want bug reports on images I know nothing about)
>> o Get ready to build the images
>
> This is the second piece missing: the makedisk.sh script copies into
> a boot floppy what is in the filesystem directory, but how do you build
> *that*?
> With the latest slinky?
Hope that Michael can answer that - I do not know, sorry.
Bye, Ingo.
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