Re: (.buildstamp and .discinfo) Now splitdistro!

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Thanks

This is my .discinfo file. Seems all to be there.

1065471360.097770
mydistro.ca
i386
1,2,3
mydistro/base
mydistro/RPMS
mydistro/pixmaps

I am trying to follow your next hint and try to splitdistro it. I would like
to make one CD (and yes I'm making a RH9 based distro). I got the
splitdistro script to run but it splits the distro over 2 discs and then
stops with an error (see below):

Splitting tree...
Creating disc1...
Creating disc2...
648.0
91.8131446838
1.2
10.0
544.986855316
first to move to disc2 is ooo-dictionaries-1.0.3-0.ximian.6.5.noarch.rpm
Creating disc3...
first to move to disc3 is
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/splitdistro", line 244, in ?
    print "first to move to disc3 is", disc3pkgs[0]
IndexError: list index out of range

My questions:

1. How can I keep splitdistro from separating my distro over more than one
discs and
2. What do I need to do to get splitdistro finishing properly without
errors?

Thanks

AR

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ragho Mahalingam" <ragho@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Alexander Rau" <alex@xxxxxx>
Cc: <anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: .buildstamp and .discinfo


>
> Not sure why you're going through all this, but I hope it's worth the
effort :-).
>
> However, the message you're talking about comes from an invalid .discinfo
file.
>  I recall you're working with RH9, so your .discinfo file (on *each* CD)
must
> follow the seven line format below:
>
> <timestamp>
> <Product name>
> <Arch>
> <Disc#>
> <BaseDir>
> <RPMDir>
> <PixmapDir>
>
> The most important one is the "Product name".  It must match everywhere,
because
> Anaconda uses this information to verify the CD.  Generally, using
the --release
> option to buildinstall will do the trick.  Even if you'll have only one
CD, run
> splitdistro also for sanity, make sure to use the same --release string.
In
> your case, you also fudged with the 'RedHat' directory, so you need to fix
> BaseDir, RPMDir and PixmapDir.  You need to do this on _ALL_ CDs, if you
have
> more than one CD.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Ragho




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