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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-05-18 20:30:15
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> > I've never even run a "make dist" command. > > What's it good for? > > Just run it and take a look in the dist/ directory afterwards. > It's for making the result ready for distribution. Ah, OK. I see now! I was thinking it make something different ... never mind. :-/ > >>Another tip: > >>Put a dos formated disk into drive a: then do > >> dd if=/dev/fd0 of=floppy-image > >>You can mount this > >> mount floppy-image /mnt -o loop > >> cd /mnt > >> rm * (only if floppy was not empty) > >> tar -xvjf /path-to/etc.tar.bz2 > >> cd homedir > >> umount /mnt > > > > OK, that creates an _un_tar'ed etc directory in the floppy image, > > but I thought the boot process wanted /etc tar'ed up? > > > > Shouldn't the "tar -xvjf /path-to/etc.tar.bz2" command be: > > "cp /path-to/etc.tar.bz2 /mnt" instead??? > > Yes, of course. Must have been a little absent-minded when I > wrote that. You just wanted to see if I was paying attention, right? :-) - BS |