On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 19:18, Alexander Rau wrote: > Is there a detailed dwescription anywhere on what the individual switches > (comp, pkgorder (I guess I know this one), version, product and release) > stand for and how they impact the output of the buildinstall script? Well, since you asked nicely... for everything in current trunk anaconda's buildinstall pkgorder: File to use for pkgorder (Basically required) comp: Used internally when composing trees so they get built in the right chroot (Not needed by anyone but me :) version: Version to call the tree being built (Required) release: Name of the release (Required) product: Name of the product (Required) debug: Spit out more of the old output (it's much quieter by default these days :-) second: Used internally by builddistro for wackiness (Never should be used manually) buildinstdir: Used internally by builddistro to keep track of what the directory to use is (Shouldn't ever have to be used except internally to builddistro) Then, you also need to pass the top-level of your tree. Cheers, Jeremy
