Kevin Worthington wrote:
<disclaimer>
Hi everyone, I'm new to this list, so if this has been covered before, please direct me to the information. I did try the list archives, before posting this.
</disclaimer>
Here goes:
I'm trying to create a CD set based on the current rawhide. I'm following a HOWTO that covers how to create 'update' discs for Red Hat Linux 9, located here: http://www.techonthenet.com/linux/rh9_update.htm
I was successful yesterday, mastering my own cds (Red Hat Linux 9 + updates and apt), but while trying today with the rawhide branch, no success. Running genhdlist, and pkgorder, etc works fine, but when I get to the 'builinstall' step, it bombs out. This is the result:
Running buildinstall...
/home/kev/rhbuild/redhat/i386/buildinstall.tree.11174 /home/kev/rhbuild
/home/kev/rhbuild
Going to run buildinstall again
Usage: buildinstall [--comp <component>] [--pkgorder <file>] [--version <version>] [--product <product>] [--release <comment>] [--prodpath <path>] <root>
[root@box rhbuild]#
Any suggestions? Is it too ambitious to try to build a cd set based on rawhide, or should it work in theory?
Thanks in advance,
Kev
I believe that anaconda needs a patch to properly quote the first
buildinstall run.
Forrest
--
diff -urN anaconda-9.0.6.orig/scripts/buildinstall anaconda-9.0.6/scripts/buildinstall
--- anaconda-9.0.6.orig/scripts/buildinstall 2003-06-12 08:48:08.000000000 -0700
+++ anaconda-9.0.6/scripts/buildinstall 2003-10-16 15:41:23.000000000 -0700
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@
if [ -x /usr/bin/runroot ]; then
runroot $COMPNAME --onlyone --arch $BUILDARCH "$BUILDINSTALL --buildinstdir $BUILDINSTDIR --second $PKGORDERSTR --comp $COMPNAME --version $VERSION --release '\"$RELEASESTR\"' --product '\"$PRODUCTSTR\"' $DIR"
else
- $BUILDINSTALL --buildinstdir $BUILDINSTDIR --second $PKGORDERSTR --comp $COMPNAME --version $VERSION --release \"$RELEASESTR\" --product \"$PRODUCTSTR\" $DIR
+ $BUILDINSTALL --buildinstdir $BUILDINSTDIR --second $PKGORDERSTR --comp $COMPNAME --version $VERSION --release '\"$RELEASESTR\"' --product '\"$PRODUCTSTR\"' $DIR
fi
rm -rf $BUILDINSTDIR
