Re: [Compactbsd-devel] CompactBSD update

[Mike M. <mmc...@xy...>]

Hi Justin,

I believe it's just edited by hand.  For just the base install, using
the existing dist.raw, you really should just have to change the
libraries and some of the Perl paths, since it's a newer version.  The
easiest way to generate those new lists might be to do a find and delete
the stuff you don't want. =20

Then again, large CF cards are pretty cheap now.  So maybe putting
everything on there isn't such a bad idea.  :)  Just do a find on a
fresh install of OpenBSD and pipe it to your dist.raw  after filtering
out /dev and you're done. =20

I have some old "OpenBrick" boxes that I want to turn into something
useful.  Ideally, they'd run KDE and Firefox/Mozilla to just be a very
simple web browser appliance type thingy.  So maybe I'll go that route.

- Mike

> -----Original Message-----
> From: com...@li...
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> dev...@li...] On Behalf Of Justin Payne
> Sent: Friday, November 02, 2007 3:53 PM
> To: com...@li...
> Subject: [Compactbsd-devel] CompactBSD update
>=20
> Hello,
>=20
>   I have been attempting to modify this to work with the new release
of
> flashdist. I was able to work out the changes in build.py easily. Can
> anyone tell me how dist.raw is generated so that I may generate a new
> one to match OpenBSD 4.2?
>=20
> Thank You,
>=20
> Justin Payne, RHCE
> Senior Technical Support Engineer
>=20
>
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