Probably get_patchlevel() function does not return correct information
for some reason.
Go to source root directory and run
ls -w1
\{arch}/wisp-dist/wisp-dist/wisp-dist--1.3/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/patch-log | sed
s/patch-//
What would be the output?
On Thu, 2006-02-23 at 11:40 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have had the same problem building images from RH9; not exactly true...
> the images I built would not completely boot. It would stop at Init
> Level:.
>
> I switched to RedHat 7.3 and the images built with ./build.sh -f work.
>
> However, none of the images built would contain the name of the latest
> release. Example of my last build after uping my kernel to 2.4.25:
>
> (the same result with 7.3's original kernel)
>
> mkfs.msdos 2.8 (28 Feb 2001)
> Preparing root ... lrp md5 cramfs
> Preparing local ... lrp md5
> Preparing zebra ... lrp md5 cramfs
> Preparing net-snmp ... lrp md5 cramfs
> Preparing sshd ... lrp md5 cramfs
> Preparing netdiag ... lrp md5 cramfs
> adding: initrd.lrp (deflated 0%)
> adding: ldlinux.sys (deflated 21%)
> adding: linux (deflated 1%)
> adding: local.lrp (stored 0%)
> adding: local.md5 (deflated 44%)
> adding: netdiag.cfs (deflated 0%)
> adding: netdiag.lrp (stored 0%)
> adding: netdiag.md5 (deflated 38%)
> adding: net-snmp.cfs (deflated 1%)
> adding: net-snmp.lrp (stored 0%)
> adding: net-snmp.md5 (deflated 46%)
> adding: readme (stored 0%)
> adding: root.cfs (deflated 0%)
> adding: root.lrp (deflated 0%)
> adding: root.md5 (deflated 49%)
> adding: sshd.cfs (deflated 1%)
> adding: sshd.lrp (deflated 1%)
> adding: sshd.md5 (deflated 37%)
> adding: syslinux.cfg (deflated 28%)
> adding: syslinux.dpy (stored 0%)
> adding: zebra.cfs (deflated 1%)
> adding: zebra.lrp (stored 0%)
> adding: zebra.md5 (deflated 44%)
> == Build complete. Boot image can be found at
> '/usr/src/wisp-dist/wisp-dist_1.3.1p_img.bin'.
>
> Both files created:
>
> wisp-dist_1.3.1p_img.bin
> wisp-dist_1.3.1p_pkg.zip
>
> Question: What happened to: wisp.1.3.1p35 ?
>
> PLease help... what could I have done wrong?
>
>
>
>
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