Hi, On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 18:41:30 -0600 Nick [Nick] wrote: [...] Nick> I get the error from: Nick> Nick> genhdlist --hdlist $HDFILE --productpath $PRODUCT_PATH $BASEDIR Nick> Nick> where Nick> Nick> HDFILE=/data/selinux/Fedora/Core1/custom/SELinux/Core1/Fedora/base/hdlist Nick> PRODUCT_PATH=Fedora Nick> BASEDIR=/data/selinux/Fedora/Core1/custom/SELinux/Core1 Nick> Nick> of Nick> Nick> WARNING: ordering not found for fwbuilder-1.1.2-1.fdr1.i386.rpm Nick> WARNING: ordering not found for libfwbuilder-1.0.2-2.fdr1.i386.rpm Nick> WARNING: ordering not found for fwbuilder-ipt-1.1.2-1.fdr1.i386.rpm Nick> Nick> I am able to complete the buildinstall and I have split the build and Nick> written it to CDs. Nick> Nick> What happens is, when the install gets to the fwbuilder stuff it Nick> requires that I swap out disks. It ask for 1, installs a few rpms, ask Nick> for two, installs a few more and then finally ask for three again where Nick> you can see that it is installing all the fwbuilder stuff. Nick> Nick> So I wonder again, how does this functionality work. Obviously the point Nick> of specifying a package order would be to prevent this from happening. Nick> But I see nothing that indicates how you would do this for new packages. Well I quickly looked at genhdlist.c but couldn't find an appropriate explanation to your errors, maybe a packaging problem. I have no time to check this right now and try to reproduce your errors. If you are in a hurry, just edit your pkgorder file after generating it and put your packages where you think they should stand. This should do the trick. HTH, -- Alain
