Re: [rock-user] Installation report drock 2.0.1 rev. 2585 (incoming)
Clifford Wolf <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Jun 2004 13:22:42 +0200
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On Tue, Jun 22, 2004 at 02:11:08AM +0200, "Alex B?r" wrote: > That brings me to another question/idea. Old boxes aren't well suited for > source-based operating systems. Compiling from sources takes quite a long > time even on modern systems, it's therefore not really an option on a K6-200 > class PC. On the other hand, these systems have to be kept up-to-date, > nevertheless; at least, there must be patches and/or updates for security > issues. But for these older machines binary packages would be the preferred > way to keep them up-to-date. > > So: Do you have plans to provide pre-built binary install packages for ROCK > as an alternative to source packages? ROCK Linux isn't a source based distribution - it is a distribution built kit. That means it is a toolchain for building binary distributions from source. > <snip> > Creating initrd data: > -> Create linuxrc binary. > ./scripts/Build-Target: line 8: diet: command not found > ./scripts/Build-Target: line 9: diet: command not found > ./scripts/Build-Target: line 10: diet: command not found > ./scripts/Build-Target: line 14: diet: command not found > /home/alex/ROCK/trunk/build/bootdisk-2.1.0-DEV-x86-bootdisk/ROCK/logs/*.log: > No such file or directory > </snip> > > Maybe that's because Slack has no mkinitrd, but I don't know. no. that's because slack doesn't have dietlibc installed. building the bootdisk still needs a dietlibc on the build host - this is a design bug which will be solved by the "target finish-hook" which is on our todo list. yours, - clifford -- | Clifford Wolf /-----=[ www.clifford.at ]==[ Tel: +43-699-10063494 ]=-\ |--------------/ www.cngw.org - www.ccc.de =[ Fax: +43-2235-42788-4 ]=-| |-=[ EDEN Creations -- www.edenevents.at ]==[ IRC: www.freenode.net ]=-| \==[ www.rocklinux.org ]===[ www.rocklinux.net ]===[ www.linbit.com ]==/ 2B OR (NOT 2B) That is the question. The answer is FF.