From f18efcaba7cad557477cccf6dcc99344725b1123 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: freesource
@@ -81,7 +81,6 @@ hometown!
Instructions:
Debian based distributions
Debian based distributions
-
-Test a macro distribution created by make_debian-X11.
-
-
-
-
-Download
-root_fs_debian_x11-(latest revision).bz2. Run
-gbootroot. Click on the Advanced Root Section (ARS), click
-on the UML button. Select the filesystem, and click on the
-Submit button. This root filesystem was created with the
-make_debian-X11 script from the make-debian-x11 add-on found at
-gbootroot's Sourceforge home.
@@ -777,14 +765,15 @@ gbootroot's Sourceforge home.
-Click on the ARS if its not already opened. Choose Yard
-from the Method pull-down menu. Choose
-Example-Mini.yard
-from the pull-down Template menu. Click on the Generate button.
- The Yard Box will pop up. Click on the Continue button
-until the Create check box turns off. You could continue to the
-tests, but they really wouldn't apply to this minimalistic example because
-there are no links or login type files in the template.
@@ -793,16 +782,18 @@ different types of staging behavior, and notice the differences.
-Test your creation with the UML box. You will want to add
+Open up the UML box by pressing on the UML button, the test your
+creation with the UML box. You will want to add
init=/bin/bash to the Options entry.
At this point you will probably want to play around a little
bit. Familiarize yourself with the Format Rules found near
-the top of the template. You may want to save the template
-with a different name and experiment with changes, or create a new
-template using File->New (Shortcut: Alt-N).
README
-
@@ -156,6 +155,13 @@ bzip2
+
+Takes a snapshot of a Debian Distribution and makes a template for
+the Yard Method using an optimized packaging algorithm. Some root_fs
+created using this approach may be found here
+under Root filesystems.
+
make-debian-x11 source (type make to install)
@@ -752,24 +758,6 @@ the GIMP of distribution creation!
+
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