On Sun, Feb 19, 2006 at 12:05:02PM +0100, Siegbert Baude wrote:
> I also did this and it worked, so first big thanks for your script,
> Houghi.
You are welcome.
> The only remark: Could you change the name of the resulting DVD
> iso? SUSE changed the naming of the CD isos (they removed "OSS" and
> changed the order of name parts), could you adopt this and also remove
> your 10.0.42 number with 10.1 as the CDs are called? Anybody could
> change this by a single "mv" command, of course. :-)
I just get the info out of the file content and that tells me:
PRODUCT SUSE LINUX
VERSION 10.0.42
DISTPRODUCT SUSE-Linux-CD-OSS-i386
DISTVERSION 10.0.42-Beta4
<snip>
So I use what SUSE is giving me. The advatage is that it can be used with
any current SUSE set of CD's. The lines that name it are in :
# VOL_NAMING : Naming the volumes
VOL_NAMING ()
and more precice:
ISO2=`grep ^DISTVERSION $CD_DIR/content|awk '{print $2}'`
ISO=SUSE-$ISO2-DVD.iso
The resulting iso will thus be named: SUSE-10.0.42-Beta4-DVD.iso
The only disadvatange I see is that it is not properly named i386 or
x86-64.
If you have a hack that is usable with information on the ISO's and is
also usbale with other versions, then I will look at it, test it and if
good, use it. I won't consider things that do something like:
if [ "$ISO2" = "10.0.42-Beta4" ]
then
$ISO2=10.1
...
The reason is simple. The version is 10.0.42-Beta4 and not 10.1. When 10.1
comes around, the version will be 10.1 and not sooner.
So to make a long story short: it is not my 10.0.42 number, it is SUSE's
number.
It is a wise choice. There might be people who have all alpha's and beta's
and want to keep the iso's and know which one is which.
houghi
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