On 10/17/2010 07:53 PM, Thomas Bächler wrote:
- mkarchiso -p base create $(WORKDIR)
+ mkarchiso -p $(shell pacman -Sgq base | grep -v ^kernel26$) create
$(WORKDIR)
If we do not insist on using the base group, why not?
Sorry, I did not understand this. Could you put it another way?
Are you saying that do not "force" in install all the base packages,
only a selection?
There shouldn't be a difference, it's just more code to do this instead
of installing base.
I want the form of difference "base" - "noinstall". Is easy way to
maintain, since there is no need to add/remove packages to the list when
there is a change in base group.
For example:
BASE=$(comm -2 -3 <(pacman -Sgq base | sort) <(for x in $NOINST;do echo
$x;done | sort))
Then the easiest thing to do is move all files to archlinux/ (including
isomounts) and set archisobasedir=archlinux/.
So the medium, by default created by archiso will look like:
/
/boot/
/archlinux/ isomounts *.sqfs
and by archiso2dual:
/
/boot/
/archlinux/ isomounts*
/archlinux/any/ *.sqfs
/archlinux/i686/ *.sqfs
/archlinux/x86_64/ *.sqfs
No, /boot moves to /archlinux/boot as well. The only directory in the
root of the file system would be /archlinux.
OK, Of course! I was forgetting that at the time of the creation of the
iso, you specify the path of the syslinux, hehe :)
--
Gerardo Exequiel Pozzi
\cos^2\alpha + \sin^2\alpha = 1
