> If you want to build a F9Beta from your pre-downloaded tree, I suggest using jigdo {in fact pyjigdo}.
> You tell it the jigdo template location, then your pre-downloaded source locations, and it uses the
> content to build the iso {downloading the bits that aren't present locally}.
This is exactly what I want. Not to create a 12Gb iso...
The problem is shifted to where to find a jigdo template or how to create it accordingly.
Using the jigdo file for F9 alpha at fedoraunity, changing the server line in it to point to local tree and using jigdo-lite, it founds only 135 of 2009 files needed.....
> But perhaps you meant you would like to simulate what an iso image built by Fedora at any possible moment would look like ?
In what will they differ? the first one above (beta) will match with this latest in a particular moment (release of beta)... or not?
Thanks
Gianluca
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