This allows adds the kernel option for UML in expect_uml, it's amazing

what you find when you remove the system package.  Getting closer.

BootRoot/BootRoot.pm

@@ -68,7 +68,10 @@ my $version = "1.4.0";
 my $date = "11.19.2002";
 my $gtk_perl_version = "0.7002";
 my $home_rootfs = "$home/root_filesystem/";
-my $home_uml_kernel = "$home/uml_kernel/";
+my $home_uml_kernel;
+$option{gui_mode} ? ($home_uml_kernel = "$home/user-mode-linux/usr/bin/")
+    :  ($home_uml_kernel = "$home/uml_kernel/");
+$option{"uml-kernel"} = $home_uml_kernel . "linux" if !$option{"uml-kernel"};
 my $modules_directory = "/lib/modules";
 my $Initrd;
 $option{gui_mode} ?
@@ -843,8 +846,8 @@ else {
 
 # Let's read in the ARGV
 
-    die "specify a template found in $template_dir\nuse --template\n" 
-	if !$option{template};
+###    die "specify a template found in $template_dir\nuse --template\n" 
+###	if !$option{template};
 
     start_logging_output($verbosefn,$verbosity); # Yard "tmp dir name" 
     

BootRoot/Yard.pm

@@ -1550,7 +1550,8 @@ sub create_expect_uml {
 	    my $x_count = 1;
 
 	    my $command_line = "$expect_program $ubd0 $ubd1 $options " .
-		"$mount_point $preserve_ownership $filesystem";
+		"$mount_point $preserve_ownership " . 
+		$option{"uml-kernel"} . " $filesystem";
 
 	    info(0,"\nUsing helper root_fs to $fs_type the filesystem:\n\n");
 	    info(0,"$command_line\n\n");

expect_uml

@@ -58,12 +58,13 @@ if ( !$ARGV[0] ) {
 my $arguments = "$ARGV[0] $ARGV[1] $ARGV[2]"; 
 my $mount_point = "$ARGV[3]";
 my $preserve_ownership = "$ARGV[4]";
+my $uml_kernel = "$ARGV[5]";
 
-my $end = 6;
+my $end = 7;
 my $filesystem;
-for ( 5 .. $#ARGV ) {
-    if ( $_ == 5 ) {
-	$filesystem = "$ARGV[5]";
+for ( 6 .. $#ARGV ) {
+    if ( $_ == 6 ) {
+	$filesystem = "$ARGV[6]";
 	# What to do with the rieserfs command
 	if ( $filesystem eq "mkreiserfs" ) {
 	    $filesystem = $filesystem . " -f -f -q";
@@ -82,6 +83,7 @@ for ( 5 .. $#ARGV ) {
 
 my $uml  = 
   BootRoot::UML->new( login_prompt    =>  "bootroot login: ",
+		      kernel          =>  $uml_kernel,
 		      arguments       =>  $arguments,
 		      login           =>  "root",
 		      password_prompt =>  "Password: ",
@@ -153,4 +155,4 @@ elsif ( $filesystem =~ /^mkfs\.jffs/ ) {
 }
 
 $uml->command("umount /mnt1; umount /mnt2");   
-$uml->halt();
+$uml->halt()

gbootroot

@@ -262,7 +262,6 @@ BEGIN {
 
     }
 
-
 }
 
 
@@ -284,3 +283,4 @@ if ( !%option || $option{gui_mode} ) {
  
     }
 }
+

gbootroot_pkg

@@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ my $urgency = "low";
 #my $priority = "optional";
 my $gbootroot_cvs =  "$user_home/gbootroot/gbootroot";
 my $packaging_place = "$user_home/gbootroot/PACKAGING";
+my $packaging_place_orig = $packaging_place;
 my $packaging_defaults = "$gbootroot_cvs/pkg/dpkg";
 my $email = "freesource\@users.sourceforge.net";
 my $name = "Jonathan Rosenbaum";
@@ -146,6 +147,9 @@ foreach (@make_lines) {
 
 # Stuff not in the Makefile
 system "cp -fa $makefile $packaging_place/Makefile";
+
+#  Basically this is stuff we want in the source package, but not the normal
+#  package
 system "cp -fa README $packaging_place/README";
 system "cp -fa user-mode-linux/usr/lib/uml/cramfs-vfs-order.patch $packaging_place/user-mode-linux/usr/lib/uml/cramfs-vfs-order.patch";
 
@@ -171,6 +175,16 @@ if (-d $packaging_place) {
          } , $packaging_place ;
 }
 
+# At this point we should make a normal tar.gz source package.  This is
+# a necessary step for packagers who don't want a pre-conditioned package,
+# however there will be sections of the Makefile set-up for my own
+# personal automation used by this program.
+
+my $pristine_source_package = "$packaging_place_orig/$prog-$version" . 
+".tar.gz";
+print "$pristine_source_package $packaging_place\n";
+system "tar cvfz  $pristine_source_package $packaging_place";
+exit;
 
 # Now we to the dh_make thing, and setup the time, version, and defaults.