Bruce Smith wrote:
> Thanks!!! Newbie developer questions follows:
> ...
> Or, is the point to save time while developing? Do you select _ONLY_
> the item you're currently working on to save compile time? Is anything
> else REQUIRED to be selected? After all the individual are working then
> you turn everything on for the final ISO image?
When developing I usually do select just a basic selection. Then I run
make mrproper build install
After that I add the package I'm working on an then I test this by running
cd scripts
./build.sh build opt=mypackage
This way you can check that your stuff compiles. After that run
./build.sh install opt=mypackage
Now
make iso (optinaly followed by a "make dist")
should give you a trial version with the just added software.
> Also, what do you run BETWEEN "make build install iso dist" commands?
Usually just the above mentioned commands.
> Do you have to run a "make mrproper" or something between every test?
This is only needed if things look really strange and you want to start
from the very beginning.
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track there.
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Friedrich Lobenstock
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