Okay, I think I've isolated the problem I was having. It was in this bit
of 'buildinstall':
UPD_INSTROOT=./upd-instroot
MK_IMAGES=./mk-images
BUILDARCH=`rpm -qp --qf "%{ARCH}" $p/RedHat/RPMS/anaconda-runtime-[0-9]*`
if [ ! -f $UPD_INSTROOT ]; then
cd $BUILDINSTDIR
rpm2cpio $p/RedHat/RPMS/anaconda-runtime-[0-9]* | cpio --quiet -iumd
./usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/upd-instroot
usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/upd-instroot
mv usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/upd-instroot .
rm -rf usr
else
cp -a $UPD_INSTROOT $BUILDINSTDIR/upd-instroot
fi
UPD_INSTROOT=$BUILDINSTDIR/upd-instroot
I thought this bit of code checked for the existence of
/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/upd-instroot and if it existed, it used it.
Instead it grabs a pristine copy of upd-instroot from the anaconda-runtime
RPM and uses it. Once I changed UPD_INSTROOT from the above variable to
/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/upd-instroot, it rebuilt my buildtree with my
updated libraries and executables. I'm burning the ISO to a CD now to see
if it'll work. At the very least, it looks promising.
More to come!
--
Brian
