> 	OK, I'll bite, could someone email me their procedure for
> 	building a release and I'll see if I can rework the 'snapshot'
> 	target to DTRT.

The last few "snapshots" I built were in `release' format. I don't
think the old `snapshot' target in src/etc/Makefile has any distinct
advantages.

I've used the shell script attached below to build the release(7)
hierarchy for 1.3.2. I wouldn't mind seeing it (or something equivalent)
integrated as a `make' target (in MI fashion) somewhere.

-pk

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#!/bin/sh

SRCDIR=/usr/src1
SETSDIR=$SRCDIR/distrib/sets
MAKETARS=$SETSDIR/maketars
ARCH=`uname -m`

REV=`sh ${SRCDIR}/sys/conf/osrelease.sh -s`

[ "$RELEASEBASE" ] || {
	echo RELEASEBASE must be set
	exit 1
}

[ "$DESTDIR" ] || {
	echo DESTDIR must be set
	exit 1
}

KERNELS="GENERIC GENERIC_SCSI3"

SUBDIRS="binary binary/sets binary/kernel security installation installation/miniroot installation/netboot"

for d in $SUBDIRS; do
	[ -d $RELEASEBASE/$d ] || mkdir $RELEASEBASE/$d
done

# the base sets
RELEASEDIR=$RELEASEBASE/binary/sets; export RELEASEDIR
sh $MAKETARS -setd $SETSDIR

# net boot program
cp -p $DESTDIR/usr/mdec/boot.net $RELEASEBASE/installation/netboot
# + install scripts
for f in install.sh upgrade.sh install.sub; do
	cp -p $SRCDIR/distrib/miniroot/$f $RELEASEBASE/installation/netboot
done
cp -p $SRCDIR/distrib/$ARCH/install.md $RELEASEBASE/installation/netboot

# kernels
for k in $KERNELS; do
	gzip -9 < $SRCDIR/sys/arch/$ARCH/compile/$k/netbsd \
		> $RELEASEBASE/binary/kernel/netbsd.$k.gz
done

# the miniroot
gzip -9 < $SRCDIR/distrib/miniroot/obj.$ARCH/miniroot-${REV}.fs \
	> $RELEASEBASE/installation/miniroot/miniroot-${REV}.gz

# the installation notes
cp -p $SRCDIR/distrib/notes/INSTALL.$ARCH $RELEASEBASE/INSTALL
date -u > $RELEASEBASE/SOURCE_DATE

for d in . $SUBDIRS; do
	(
		cd $RELEASEBASE/$d
		> CKSUM
		> BSDSUM
		> SYSVSUM
		> MD5
		for f in *; do
			if [ ! -f $f -o $f = '*' ]; then continue; fi
			if [ $f = 'MD5' ]; then continue; fi
			if expr //$f : '.*SUM$' > /dev/null ; then continue; fi
			cksum $f >> CKSUM
			cksum -o1 $f >> BSDSUM
			cksum -o2 $f >> SYSVSUM
			cksum -m $f >> MD5
		done
	)
done