David Murn writes:
>
> On Tue, 16 Feb 1999, Alistair Riddoch wrote:
>
> > A single make command can now be used to build a complete filsystem image,
> > or a (nearly) bootable floppy image, including configuring and
> > building the kernel and bootblocks code.
>
> How was this different to before? Make used to create that stuff before
> didn't it?
>
Yes, but before you had to go to each package and build it individually.
Now if you type
make floppy
in the elkscmd directory, it will build all the utils, the kernel, and the
bootblocks, create a filesystem image, and copy all the necessary files
into that image including the boot helper. The only thing it misses out
is the bootsector itself, and I plan to add that very soon.
Al
