I've been working on getting source code to base programs and recompiling them - and also keeping source code around, separating it into base and packages and archives - like this: /pub/oxygen/base /pub/oxygen/archives /pub/oxygen/packages Are you interested in these? Where do I put them? The archives directory includes all of the base archives with their diff files included. That is, the archives are: package-version-XTRAS.tar.gz ...like... busybox-0.80pre-CVS.tar.gz and so on; the archives are either the regular distribution or contain: original.tar.gz debian.diff LRP.diff and so on. Many are Debian packages; these contain the Debian diff and a second, LRP, diff if necessary. Does this suit? Not going to cause any problems? The Debian packages are either from Potato sources or Woody sources, depending on whether I could get it to compile or not. After a while I began to favor Potato sources for base system archives (like netkit, etc.) since the Woody versions didn't necessarily compile. -- David Douthitt UNIX Systems Administrator HP-UX, Linux, Unixware [EMAIL PROTECTED]
