> but buildinstall script just print out the usage();
> [root@rh9 i386]# buildinstall \
> > --pkgorder /work/i386/pkgorder.txt \
> > --comp dist-8.0 \
> > --version 8.0 \
> > --release "my distro" \
> > /work/i386
> Usage: buildinstall [--comp <component>] [--pkgorder <file>] [--version <version
> >] [--product <product>] [--release <comment>] <root>
>
> Should I make pkgorder.txt before run buildinstall or do anything else??
No, you shouldn't have to. buildinstall will generate pkgorder.txt . The
command you ran is missing the --product argument and you have
--pkgorder coming before --comp. try:
buildinstall \
> --comp dist-8.0
> --pkgorder /work/i386/pkgorder.txt \
> --version 8.0 \
> --product "Red Hat Linux"
> --release "my distro" \
> /work/i386
It works for me, should work for you.
