On 9/7/05, Tyler Larson <fedora-devel@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I don't mind writing a script to generate the ISO, but I'm not sure what all > needs to be included. I imagine that it would have to generate a custom > repodata dir filtered to reference only the RPMs that are on the CD (i.e. only > the most recent version of each package). Any advice from someone who > understands this better a bit better than I do? its quite easy to rebuild the metadata "createrepo" package will generate the repodata directory. So make your directory of rpms and then run createrepo against it... then add the config file...create the iso. Additionally before making the iso you can use repoclosure from the yum-utils package in Extras to check for package deps self-consistency in your tree. The biggest problem right now is correct automagical detection of cds. For anyone who has a cd that isnt using /media/cdrom they will have to edit the config file you provide. No big deal .. just annoying. Sounds like from other posts the "right" people are figuring out how to do this more robustly. -jef -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
