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$Id: README,v 1.20 2003/02/10 17:38:47 freesource Exp $
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$Id: README,v 1.21 2003/02/11 03:51:12 freesource Exp $
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Program: gBootRoot pronounced "bOOtrOOt"
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License: GNU General Public License
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the necessary sources and then places them in the sources/ directory.
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This is what makes the unofficial Debian and RedHat source packages
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unique, because usually another package would provide the necessary
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sources since official distributions aren't always used online. On the
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other hand, this is a FEATURE. Anytime you want to update gbootroot
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to the current user-mode-linux patch just change the Makefile
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PATCH_VERSION, run "make clean", and then "make".
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sources since official distributions aren't always used online. On
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the other hand, this is a FEATURE. Anytime you want to update
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gbootroot to the current user-mode-linux patch just change the
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Makefile PATCH_VERSION, run ./configure, run "make clean", and then
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"make". If this is your first time making gbootroot from the source
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package just run ./configure and "make".
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The two root_fs created are root_fs_helper and Initrd.gz.
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Root_fs_helper has lots of different filesystem utilities, but the
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CRUCIAL ones to get the build to work properly are mke2fs and
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mkcramfs. Here's a list of what utilities are included: mke2fs mkcramfs
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genromfs mkfs.minix mkminix mkreiserfs mkfs.jffs mkfs.jffs2
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mkcramfs. Here's a list of what utilities are included: mke2fs
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mkcramfs genromfs mkfs.minix mkminix mkreiserfs mkfs.jffs mkfs.jffs2
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These are the build-depends from the Debian source package that can be
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used as a guide for other distributions: binutils (>= 2.12.90.0),
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