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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2002-04-24 01:30:17
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John van V. wrote: > Hi all, > > Heiko wrote: > > >>Apache will be included in the future, but before we do that, we need to >>have a "User-Build-System", otherwise DL is getting too big and too >>feature rich. >> > > The User-Build-System will be the key component for our adaptation. Since the > Linux Society seeks to develop a release that is both operational and > educational, we are very eager to get started. The User-Build-System will just be a script, which creates an ISO with pre-build binaries. By this way, the user can select which packages he wants to have on the CD. > At this point, I have about half-a-dozen developers wishing to start writing > boot scripts, especially hardware detection and disk/swap use. I'm really looking forward to that. > I am personally interested developing a build system and deployment > documentation as part of our distributed paradigm. We already have to build system, it just needs to be extended. Ok, the documentation part needs much more improvement. > > The area of deployment we are interested in is the "single IP network" where a > single network connection supports a small enterprise. These would include > cafes, resturants, schools and other venues that seek to create an Internet > presence. That's already no problem, depending on what the DL Box should do. > Apache 2 can support this for various web servers and port redirection systems > need to be developed for other services. Apache will be included in a future release, the only question is when. I would like to have the User-Build-System in place first. > It is too bad that my "reverse engineering" attempt failed to produce a > bootable CD (the mount command had to be run twice to work), this would have > created a very simple user enhancement solution. I would still like to see why > this failed. Maybe corruption along the way... There is absolutely no need for "reverse engineering", because of the build system we already have in place. -- cu Heiko We are Penguin, Resistance is futile! http://www.devil-linux.org |