build-ramone

Build-ramone is a set of tools to build a Linux distribution named Ramone, which is a DIY GNU/Linux distribution based on LFS/BLFS project.Ramone don't use the RPM, I writed a new package manager for this distribution, and something comes from CRUX.

Features

Ramone use the rpkg format package file, which is based on tar.
Every package has a buildrc file, which controls the building process and its depends.
Have a chroot build mode like RPM's mock.
You can install a package from the online repository.
Use the Berkeley DB to manage the package's information.

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2010-04-01

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