On Sun Oct 29 2000 at 19:38, Matt Wilson wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 29, 2000 at 03:04:43PM -0800, Jeremy Katz wrote:
> >
> > genhdlist supports the fact that there are multiple cds; put the updates
> > for packages from disc1 on disc1 and similarly for disc2 and then run
> > /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/gendhlist --withnumbers disc1/ disc2/
>
> You have to give the full path to disc1 and disc2 when you use
> --withnumbers (I'll fix that later).
Just wondering...
Why not put a copy of genhdlist onto the distro disk in
RedHat/base/genhdlist ? Very sensible place to put it.
What is the meaning of the --withnumbers switch... include the
package version and build numbers?
Why the (default) option _not_ to include this?
(Ok, apologies, I haven't looked at the anaconda package
where these questions are likely to be asked).
Background... I've managed to figure out how to recreate 7.0 iso
images, quite easy really. Drop in the replacements into both
iso build trees, grab genhdlist binary out of the anaconda rpm (easy to
do with something like midnight commander), figure out how
genhdlist now works (wow, it now gives a little usage screen!:),
use it to recreate RedHat/base/hdlist, then create the iso images
for burning. No drama at all. I did all this on a redhat 6.2
box.
Cheers
Tony
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