Hi John, sorry for delayed reply.
The steps which I have tried are following.
1) First of All I installed my build m/c with FC-5 with Anaconda-11 and anaconda-runtime-11 packages.
2) Secondly, I extracted only those RPMS from the stock CD which I required. Also I tested them for any dependency issue.
3) Now created the build setup in the build m/c as ,
#mkdir /home/fc5
#mkdir /home/fc5/i386
#mkdir /home/fc5/i386/Fedora
#mkdir /home/fc5/i386/Fedora/{base,RPMS}
4) Then I copied all the required (in my custom CD) rpms in the above created RPMS directory
#cp *.rpm /home/fc5/i386/Fedora/RPMS
5) Then I copied the comps.xml file from the stock CD into the /home/fc5/i386/Fedora/base directory and edited according to my need.
**) Now tell me what to do next inorder to create or build a new CD out of my selected rpms ?????
Please Help ...
On Fri, 04 Aug 2006 John Summerfied wrote :
>imtiyaz ahmed ansari wrote:
>> Hi John..
>>
>> Actually I wanted to create a custom CD of Fedora core 5 based on a single CD installation. This CD will include all the packages I need.
>>
>> So basically I need the steps to create custom CD of FC-5.
>>
>> I have created one CD of CentOS ........ but CentOS contains hdlist etc. And the process rebuilding the distribution contsins " genhdlist ", "pkgporder" commands etc.
>>
>> I am little bit confused because I don't find any hdlist on Fedora core-5 (CD 1).
>>
>> Please Let me know from where can I get this knowledge .. is there any source .... ?????
>>
>> Is there any fedora's website explaining these process ???
>>
>> Please help ...
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>I repeat, what have you already done, what have you tried and where have you looked?
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