>How do you use splitdistro? I copied both discs to /rh72. >I figured out >that I needed to move this to the `arch` directory, so I >created a >/rh72/i386 directory and moved everything there. I then >tried ./splitdistro >/rh72 i386, but it gets an error opening the fileorder >file, and it cannot >find the SRPMS directory. Because I do not want to >recreate the SRPM CDs, I >just made the empty directories: >mkdir -p /rh72/SRPMS/SRPMS > >and I created an empty fileorder file: >touch /rh72/fileorder > >Now I run ./splitdistro --fileorder /rh72/fileorder /rh72 >i386 >and it will put all of the rpms in disc1. I assume that is >because the >fileorder file is blank. Does anyone have a fileorder >file, or know the >syntax? > >Thanks, > >Forrest hi good guys.... I'm working for EDF in France and have quite the same problem as yours.... (I would probably need to create a three CDs based RedHat distro in order to provide all of our added products) I've entered a bugzilla in order to have the info for everybody (I think my diff is not exactly correct but I'm not a programmer but a system engineer ;-) ) I didn't found everything but I think I made some interesting progress so go with them and add your comments... If we are more than one I think we can found the solution....( just because RedHat has removed comments and did'nt want to advertise more here, everybody there is going to lose a little of his precious time to find it.... but we have the source...luke ;-)... !!!!) So some parts of the solution (DIDNT'T WORK NOW) can be found on : http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=55614 Please let know there your progress here... Jean-Yves ______________________________________________________ Boîte aux lettres - Caramail - http://www.caramail.com
