Building my own release
Bruce A. Mah
bmah at freebsd.org
Mon Mar 31 22:13:10 PST 2003
If memory serves me right, William Denton wrote:
> (The final make took about five hours on my PIII-450 and used up a couple
> of gigs of disk.) This made /disk2/release/R/cdrom/ which contains a
> disc1/ and disc2/ directory, and a disc2 and miniinst ISO. No disc1 ISO,
> though, which I think is strange. Why wouldn't I have it? I captured all
> the output in a log, and there's no sign there that it ever tried to make
> a disc1 ISO. It does the floppies, says it's "Setting up CDROM
> distribution area" which shows several lines of "0 blocks," sets up /boot,
> sets up the FTP area, then starts in on disc2.
There's no problem here...that's all the process was supposed to give
you.
*-miniinst.iso contains the contents of disc1/ and that's all.
*-disc1.iso on the FTP mirrors is the contents of disc1/ plus
packages. For releases and snapshots, this is made by the release
engineer(s) by dropping a packages/ directory into disc1/ and
re-running mkisofs(1).
Slightly confusing, I know!
Bruce.
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