Hi, all
Where can I find scripts used for build CentOS 5 cds/dvd?
-- Thanks, Nikolay
Karanbir Singh a écrit :
Nikolay Ulyanitsky wrote:
Hi, all
Where can I find scripts used for build CentOS 5 cds/dvd?
there arently any, its a 2 liner for a 'for f in' loop to mkisofs, trivial.
- KB
And anaconda stuff ton compute dependencies?? pkgorder? buildinstall ?splittree.py ?
Are they disappear in CentOS 5 ?
Regards,
js.
jean-seb wrote:
And anaconda stuff ton compute dependencies?? pkgorder? buildinstall ?splittree.py ?
yes, all those are gone in centos-5 you dont need to run pkgorder and splittree is deprecated, no one is using the one included in anaconda anymore.
you havent still said what it is that you are trying to do ? perhaps you are looking for the pungi package that lets you compose and do your own spins ?
- KB
Karanbir Singh a écrit :
jean-seb wrote:
And anaconda stuff ton compute dependencies?? pkgorder? buildinstall ?splittree.py ?
yes, all those are gone in centos-5 you dont need to run pkgorder and splittree is deprecated, no one is using the one included in anaconda anymore
Nice news :) pkgorder has some bugs ...
you havent still said what it is that you are trying to do ? perhaps you are looking for the pungi package that lets you compose and do your own spins ?
Me???
Regards
js.
On May 18, 2007, at 11:42 AM, jean-seb wrote:
Nice news :) pkgorder has some bugs ...
What sort of bugs? I'm just seeking info, not saying "No bugs".
Hysterically, pkgorder is based on the assumption that there are no dependency loops in the input, partial ordering with dependency loops is mathematically infeasible. Sure there's ways to "fix" ordering, but all solutions involve breaking dependency loops somehow.
So I'm asking dependency loops or something else is the bug in pkgorder?
73 de Jeff
On Fri, 18 May 2007, Karanbir Singh wrote:
jean-seb wrote:
And anaconda stuff ton compute dependencies?? pkgorder? buildinstall ?splittree.py ?
yes, all those are gone in centos-5 you dont need to run pkgorder and splittree is deprecated, no one is using the one included in anaconda anymore.
you havent still said what it is that you are trying to do ? perhaps you are looking for the pungi package that lets you compose and do your own spins ?
If pungi documentation is to be believed, then buildinstall, pkgorder and splittree are still in use.
It looks to me that the gather module duplicates what is easily done using yumdownloader.
I'm rather disappointed to see that pungi still requires root access to run. I don't understand why that is the case, now that all the .img files included in the image can be built non-root using mksquashfs and cpio/gzip.