Nick L. wrote:
I don't unserstand your last sentence. I have two debs that you built
for me: the kernel with USB support, and an ALSA modeules .deb. Where
do I have this customized "tarball"??
I mean, you can create a distro tarball, just like voyage-0.5.2.tar.bz2,
but you have mpd and alsa addition in it. You then distribute the your
customized distro to others. To install to CF, just use the voyage way,
i.e. using voyage.update.
Is this tarball an image that one could write to CF even if they are
only a Windows user? I ask because my inital configuration of Voyage
was done with a script in /usr/local/sbin.
You can always run voyage.update to install to CF. After install, use
dd to dump the disk image. There are some free utilities to write the
disk image to CF on windows.
Would an output of dpkg -l do? The only other modifications that I can
remember off hand was to install the kernel (with USB support) and
ALSA debs you put together for me. I then did apt-get mpd alsa-base
and some minor tweaking of fstab and mpd.conf to specify NFS
directories and the audio hardware device.
Yes, dpkg -l or dpkg-query --show could do.
Regards,
Punky
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