diff --git a/CONF.sh b/CONF.sh index b4f12b62..16719af8 100644 --- a/CONF.sh +++ b/CONF.sh @@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ export BASEDIR=`pwd` # Name of the distribution for the image filename (Defaults to 'debian') # export CDNAME=debian -# Building squeeze cd set ... -export CODENAME=squeeze +# Building wheezy cd set ... +export CODENAME=wheezy # By default use Debian installer packages from $CODENAME if [ -z "$DI_CODENAME" ]; then diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile index 6773765b..2c0eea24 100755 --- a/Makefile +++ b/Makefile @@ -157,14 +157,14 @@ $(DB_DIR): $(LATEST_DB) fi endif -# Make sure unstable/sid points to testing/squeeze, as there is no build +# Make sure unstable/sid points to testing/wheezy, as there is no build # rule for unstable/sid. unstable-map: $(Q)if [ ! -d $(BASEDIR)/data/sid ] ; then \ - ln -s squeeze $(BASEDIR)/data/sid ; \ + ln -s wheezy $(BASEDIR)/data/sid ; \ fi $(Q)if [ ! -d $(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/sid ] ; then \ - ln -s squeeze $(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/sid ; \ + ln -s wheezy $(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/sid ; \ fi ################# diff --git a/data/sid b/data/sid index 20f08b4f..02867ee0 120000 --- a/data/sid +++ b/data/sid @@ -1 +1 @@ -squeeze \ No newline at end of file +wheezy \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/data/wheezy/README.html.in b/data/wheezy/README.html.in new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9ce7ff5e --- /dev/null +++ b/data/wheezy/README.html.in @@ -0,0 +1,495 @@ + + +
+ +DISKNAME
(HTML version in README.html)
This disc contains the installer for the +#else +
This is one disc in a set containing the +#endif + Debian GNU/Linux distribution. + Debian is a very extensive collection of software. But it + is more. It is a complete Operating System (OS) for your + computer. And it is free (as in + “freedom”).
+CONTENTS:
+#endif +An operating system is the set of basic programs and + utilities that make your computer run. At the core of an + operating system is the kernel. The kernel is the most + fundamental program on the computer, which does all the basic + housekeeping and lets you start other programs. Debian is + kernel independent. It currently uses the Linux kernel but work is in + progress to provide Debian for other kernels, using the Hurd. Most + of the basic operating system tools come from the GNU project; hence the name + GNU/Linux.
+ +Debian is available for various kinds of computers + (“architectures”), like “IBM-compatible” PCs (i386), + Compaq's Alpha, Sun's Sparc, Motorola/IBM's + PowerPC, and (Strong)ARM processors. Check the + ports page for more + information.
+ +#if OUTPUTtext +Read more at:
+ http://www.debian.org/intro/about
This disc is labeled +#if OUTPUTtext +
DISKNAME
+#else + DISKNAME +#endif +#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS +# if !(defined(DISKTYPEBC) || defined(DISKTYPENETINST)) + which means that this disc is number DISKNUM of a set of TOTALNUM discs +# endif +# if OUTPUThtml + . +# endif +# if TYPEbinary + It contains programs ("binaries") for `ARCH' computers.
+# if ARCHia64 && !ARCHamd64 +Note: this image only supports systems based on + Intel Itanium processors; for the more common Intel EM64T processors, + please see the Debian amd64 architecture.
+# endif +# if defined(DISKTYPEBC) +This disc is a business card image. It contains only the + installer and will download the base system and the remaining packages from + the network.
+# elif defined(DISKTYPENETINST) +This disc is a netinst image. It contains the installer and + a very basic system. Any other packages you might want to install will + be downloaded from the network.
+# else +The programs on the Binary discs are ordered by popularity. The Binary-1 + disc contains the most popular programs and the installation tools; it is + possible to install and run Debian with only the Binary-1 disc. The other + discs, up to Binary-TOTALNUM, contain mostly special-interest programs.
+# endif +# if (OFFICIAL_VAL == 2) +# if OMIT_RELEASE_NOTES +The Release Notes for "wheezy" are available on the + Debian web + site.
+# else +# if DISKNUM == 1 +The Release Notes for Debian GNU/Linux "wheezy" are included on this disc + in /doc/release-notes/, in + several languages. Additional translations and updated versions for + the Release Notes may be available from the + Debian web + site.
+# else +See the first disc in this set for the "wheezy" Release Notes.
+# endif +# endif +# endif +# endif +# if TYPEsource + This set includes the source code of programs in the Debian OS. +# endif +# if FORCE_FIRMWARE == 1 +# if DISKNUM == 1 + +This disc includes non-free firmware to make installation + easier on some systems requiring proprietary but + redistributable firmware. See + http://wiki.debian.org/Firmware + for more details.
+ + +# endif +# endif +#else + +# includeBecause Debian is a complete Operating System, the + installation procedure may seem a bit unusual. You can install + Debian GNU/Linux either alongside your current OS, or as + the only OS on your computer.
+# if (OFFICIAL_VAL == 2) +# if OMIT_MANUAL +An Installation Guide for this disc is available from + the + Debian web site.
+# else +An Installation Guide is included on this disc at + doc/manual/en/index.html + (English version)
+ +Several translations of the Installation Guide are included on this disc in + the doc/ directory, along with various other + documents.
+ +Note: additional translations, other formats (like PDF and TXT) and + updated versions for the Installation Guide are available from + the Debian web site. +
+# endif +# else +As this is not an official wheezy release disc, then the + installation guide many not be released yet. It will appear on the + Debian web site when ready, but before then you could try the development + version of the manual. +
+# endif + +# if ARCHi386 || ARCHamd64 || ARCHia64 || ARCHalpha || ARCHpowerpc || ARCHsparc +For the impatient ones: you can start the installation program easily by + booting off this disc. Note that not all (esp. older) systems support + this.
+# endif + +# if ARCHi386 || ARCHamd64 || ARCHpowerpc +You can also examine the /install/ + directory; you might be able to start the installation system directly + from there.
+# endif + +#else +The installation tools of the Debian Operating System are located on the + Binary-1 disc. See the README on that disc for more info.
+#endif + +#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS +After installing or upgrading, Debian's packaging system can + use CDs, DVDs, local collections, or networked servers (FTP, + HTTP) to automatically install software from (.deb + packages). This is done preferably with the ‘apt’ and + ‘aptitude’ programs.
+ +You can install packages from the commandline using + apt-get. For example, if you want to install the + packages ‘commprog’ and ‘maxgame’, you can give the + command:
+ +
+#if OUTPUTtext
+
+#endif
+ apt-get install commprog maxgame
+
Note that you don't have to enter the complete path, or the + ‘.deb’ extension. ‘Apt’ will figure this out + itself.
+ +Or use aptitude for a full screen interactive selection of + available Debian packages.
+#endif + +#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS +You are completely free to manufacture and re-distribute CDs/DVDs of the + Debian GNU/Linux Operating System, like this one. There is no charge from + us (but of course donations are always welcome).
+ +For all needed information and contact addresses, please + refer to:
+ ++#ifdef OUTPUTtext + +#endif + http://www.debian.org/CD/ +
+#endif + +There is much more information present on this disc. Besides + the already mentioned installation and upgrading procedures, + this is the most interesting:
+ +The Binary-1 disc contains much more information about various aspects + of the Debian Operating System and the Debian organization. See the README + on that disc for more info.
+ +#endif + +Also on the Internet are many resources. To name a few:
+ ++
+#endif + +
+#else +
+#endif + See the Debian contact page +#if OUTPUTtext + (http://www.debian.org/contact) +#endif + for information on contacting us.
+