Does anyone out there use the sub-targets in /usr/src/release independent
of the 'make release' target? I'm looking to build customized install ISOs
from a highly stripped down 'make buildworld'.
I want to build the stripped version of the userland and kernels using my
make.conf(5) in my native environment and avoid the chroot(8) +
re-make-buildworld.
I don't need src sets, mass port builds, docs
I guess I'm spoiled by NetBSD build.sh in this sense. There we just
./build.sh { build, release CHECKFLIST_FLAGS+=-e -m}; mkhybrid(1) and
you've got a customized install ISO.
I understand the how the default release(7) approach creates a sanitized
build environment. Seems logical. But it accomplishes one descrete task.
Essentially I need the following:
make buildworld
release.3
release.4
release.5
release.6
floppies.1
cdrom.1
cdrom.3
iso.1
Before I spend a day getting all of these targets to play nice together,
just curious if anyone else is doing this?
l8*
-lava (Brian A. Seklecki - Pittsburgh, PA, USA)
http://www.spiritual-machines.org/
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