Okay. Thanks.
First I need to modify my rsync scripts to sync salix 486 and 64.
Testing Salix
Re: Testing Salix
I downloaded the Xfce 13.2 beta CD and expect to soon test my rsync scripts.
Do you folks have a script that merges the Slackware and Salix Current tree packages into the respective basic, core, full, kernel, and settings directories?
For adddepinfo.sh, is the syntax for a local tree:
SLACKREPO="file://full/file/path/"
Thanks again.
Do you folks have a script that merges the Slackware and Salix Current tree packages into the respective basic, core, full, kernel, and settings directories?
For adddepinfo.sh, is the syntax for a local tree:
SLACKREPO="file://full/file/path/"
Thanks again.
Re: Testing Salix
Look in our svn repo, under "iso-creation".woodsman wrote:Do you folks have a script that merges the Slackware and Salix Current tree packages into the respective basic, core, full, kernel, and settings directories?
I don't think that will work. You'll need to be running an http or ftp server. adddepinfo.sh is using wget. You can tweak it to use cp instead if you don't want to have any server running.woodsman wrote:For adddepinfo.sh, is the syntax for a local tree:
SLACKREPO="file://full/file/path/"
Re: Testing Salix
OK. I finally found the SVN repository. Made my eyes water. I did not find any obvious documentation how the entire process works. Does any documentation exist?Look in our svn repo, under "iso-creation".
Hmm. Yeah. I see that now. As I already have the Slackware Current files, I probably need a sym link to those files and only copy the dep files.I don't think that will work. You'll need to be running an http or ftp server. adddepinfo.sh is using wget. You can tweak it to use cp instead if you don't want to have any server running.