Hi Paul,

You're right, we can use BUILD.SH for building the iso, but in my =20
case I always include Sources & latests PKGSRC on the CD ...

The result is the same :)

Le 13 janv. 07 =E0 22:52, Paul Goyette a =E9crit :

> On Sat, 13 Jan 2007, KlinT wrote:
>
>> 5 - Build the release :
>>
>> # cd /data/BUILD/src
>> # ./build.sh -N 1 -j 3 -m i386 -O /data/BUILD/obj.i386 -T /data/=20
>> BUILD/tools.i386 -D /data/BUILD/dest.i386 -R /data/BUILD/=20
>> release.i386 -X /data/BUILD/xsrc -U -x -u release
>>
>> 6 - Build the ISO Image :
>>
>> # cd /data/BUILD/release.i386
>> # mkisofs -v -b i386/installation/floppy/boot-big.fs -c =20
>> boot.catalog -r -J -V NetBSD-Current -o netbsd.iso /data/BUILD/=20
>> release.i386
>
> Why not just use build.sh to make your iso-image, too?  :)
>
> # cd /data/BUILD/src
> # ./build.sh -N 1 -j 3 -m i386 -O /data/BUILD/obj.i386 -T /data/=20
> BUILD/tools.i386 -D /data/BUILD/dest.i386 -R /data/BUILD/=20
> release.i386 -X /data/BUILD/xsrc -U -x -u release iso-image
>
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