* Updated Woody version number.

* Build woody CDs by default.
* Updated documentation.
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Raphaël Hertzog 2001-07-10 09:57:43 +00:00
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export BASEDIR=`pwd`
# Building potato cd set ...
export CODENAME=potato
export CODENAME=woody
# Version number, "2.2 r0", "2.2 r1" etc.
export DEBVERSION="2.2 r0"
export DEBVERSION="3.0 prerelease"
# Official or non-official set.
# NOTE: THE "OFFICIAL" DESIGNATION IS ONLY ALLOWED FOR IMAGES AVAILABLE

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README
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================================
(better known as debian-cd)
Copyright 1999 Raphaël Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org>
Copyright 1999-2001 Raphaël Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org>
This set of tools is licensed under the General Public License
version 2 or any later version. You can find it in
/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL on a Debian GNU system.
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$ make bin-official_images ]
But you really should consider reading further for more information.
You can also give a look at build.sh and build_all.sh for an automatized
way of building CD images.
How to build a CD set - step by step
====================================
@ -183,11 +184,36 @@ The process of building a CD is decomposed as follow :
$ make bin-images
And "make src-images" will generate the sources images.
Note: I use here make images, but you could as well use make
official_images since the latter is the same as the former with
some dependencies on targets that you already launched
(make bootable packages sources).
- if you want to generate a MD5SUMS file with the md5sums of the
images you can do it with :
$ make imagesums
Official images
===============
If you use make official_images you're building CD images that have
the same properties than official CD images but they still doesn't
have the name of "Official Images". The name of the images is given
by setting the OFFICIAL and DEBVERSION environment variable (check
CONF.sh).
Please never ever use the "Official" name for a CD image that you
built yourself. The only images that can be called "Official" are the
ones built by Debian itself and which are provided on Debian's
servers.
The default configuration shipped with this package will automatically
name the images "Unofficial". CD will work exactly in the same way
with all Debian tools, only the label is different. That means you
can use build.sh and build_all.sh to build your "Unofficial" images
without modifying anything.
Local packages
==============

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#if DISKNUM1 && TYPEbinary
If you are already running an older version of the Debian GNU/Linux
Operating System, you may want to upgrade to version 2.3.
Operating System, you may want to upgrade to version 3.0.
<P>
At this moment, woody-specific upgrade procedures are not yet
available. In the mean time, use the potato procedures, available

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debian/CONF.sh vendored
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# The debian-cd dir
export BASEDIR=/usr/share/debian-cd
# Building potato cd set ...
export CODENAME=potato
# Building woody cd set ...
export CODENAME=woody
# Version number, "2.2 r0", "2.2 r1" etc.
export DEBVERSION="2.2 r0"
export DEBVERSION="3.0 prerelease"
# Official or non-official set.
# NOTE: THE "OFFICIAL" DESIGNATION IS ONLY ALLOWED FOR IMAGES AVAILABLE

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debian/changelog vendored
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debian-cd (2.2.6) unstable; urgency=low
debian-cd (2.2.6) unstable; urgency=medium
* UNRELEASED
* Updated tasks/base-woody to be in sync with debootstrap 0.1.15.
* Improved documentation about Official images. Closes: #101578
* Build woody CD set by default now. Updated CONF.sh accordingly.
-- Raphael Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org> Tue, 19 Jun 2001 00:43:04 +0200