On Wed, 2006-03-29 at 10:13 +0200, G.-B. Hauck wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Since FC1 i'm making my own distro - but in FC5 i can't get it run ;-(.
>
> Yes, i'm using createrepo - but i saw that in pkgorder only my re- or
> new-build RPMs have the right "relativepath" (i386/Fedora) - all others
> don't - setting a base-path with "-u" in createrepo did not change
> anything.
> I changed the "relativepath" line in pkgorder and build the RPM-Name by
> "name-version-rel.arch.rpm" - then i got an install-directory but after
> pxe-boot, language selection, selection of NFS-Server and path -
> anaconda can't start in graphical mode, it can't find vesamodes ...
>
> I think, i do not use createrepo the right way and/or don't understand
> yum and/or ... - updating createrepo to 0.4.4 did not help ;-|
>
> What does the "--comp" parameter of buildinstall means ?
>
> Does someone have a working script like:
>
> pushd $FCBASE/$arch/$productpath/RPMS
> createrepo -o ../../ -g ../base/comps.xml ./
> popd
rather here
pushd $FCBASE/$arch
createrepo -g $productpath/base/comps.xml .
popd
> $PKGORDER "$FCBASE/$arch" $arch $productpath | tee $FCBASE/pkgfile.txt
> $BUILDINSTALL --comp Test --pkgorder $FCBASE/pkgfile.txt \
> --discs $(makelist $BINDISCS ",") \
> --version $distver --prodpath $productpath --product "$productname" \
> --release "$release" $FCBASE/$arch
>
> splittree.py --arch=$arch --total-discs=$TOTALDISCS \
> --bin-discs=$BINDISCS --src-discs=$SRCDISCS \
> --release-string="$release" \
> --pkgorderfile=$FCBASE/pkgfile.txt \
> --distdir="$FCBASE/$arch" --srcdir="$FCBASE/SRPMS" \
> --productpath=$productpath
You'll need to adjust this to your setup and what splittree spits out
but something like:
mediaid=`head -1 $topdir-disc1/.discinfo`
rm -rf $topdir-disc?/.olddata
createrepo -v -g $productpath/base/comps.xml \
--baseurl=media://$mediaid --split $topdir-disc?
Paul
