I'm following
http://rau.homedns.org/twiki/bin/view/Anaconda/AnacondaDocumentationProject
to "Customize Anaconda", but it is a bit out of date, so I want to ask
something to the list...
In part IV. Customizing Anaconda, point 4. Test changes made to Anaconda
source, it is written:
"""
The first and easiest option is to create an RHUpdates folder in your
build environment.
mkdir $BASE/fedora-custom/i386/RHUpdates
Any modified Anaconda source files can be copied to this directory, and
then the standard Fedora Core Anaconda can be run with the 'updates'
boot parameter (eg. boot: linux updates). If the 'updates' option is
used, the Anaconda installer checks for files in the RHUpdates
directory, and Anaconda is updated 'on-the-fly' with these files. This
allows for rapid testing of any changes to the Anaconda source.
"""
Does it still works like that? If not, how can I test my changes?
In the same part:
"""
The second method .... anaconda --test -m nfs:/fedora/i386
"""
I want to use it but without nfs method, I want to use a local directory
as "source". I have tried "anaconda --test -m /anaconda/base/i386" and I
get an error "unknown install method: /anaconda/base/i386". What should
I write to use a non nfs directory?
Thanks.
