Re: Creating an ia64 bootable cdrom

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Mike R. Cannon wrote:

I currently do not have an LS120 disk on a machine running Linux.  I am
trying to create a bootable cdrom of the RedHat ia64 distro.

My first problem is this:
[root@cannon anaconda-runtime]# ./splitdistro  /home/mrcannon/dnload/
ia64
src error: /home/mrcannon/dnload/SRPMS is not a directory


You must create the SRPMS directory even though you may have nothing in it.

mkdir /home/mrcannon/dnload/SRPMS



The exact path to my distro is:
/home/mrcannon/dnload/ia64
But splitdistro will not except that.


I am not placing any of the updated RPMs into this distribution, so will
I need any commands besides, splitdistro?


Yes, if you are running splitdistro, you need to run genhdlist et al.

Try this:

cd /home/mrcannon/dnload
export ANA="/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime"

$ANA/genhdlist --withnumbers /home/mrcannon/dnload/ia64
PYTHONPATH=/usr/lib/anaconda $ANA/pkgorder ia64/ ia64 > pkgfile
$ANA/buildinstall --pkgorder pkgfile --version7.2 ia64/
$ANA/splitdistro --fileorder pkgfile /home/mrcannon/dnload ia64
$ANA/genhdlist --withnumbers /home/mrcannon/dnload/ia64-disc1 \
      /home/mrcannon/dnload/ia64-disc2


Forrest


--
Mike Cannon
Infrastructure/SANs System Administrator
IT Computing Services
Purdue University






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