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Create new build host branch for sarge based on r976, which is apparently when the sarge dir on farbror was created

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#
# This file will have to be sourced where needed
#
# Unset all optional variables first to start from a clean state
unset NONUS || true
unset FORCENONUSONCD1 || true
unset NONFREE || true
unset CONTRIB || true
unset EXTRANONFREE || true
unset LOCAL || true
unset LOCALDEBS || true
unset SECURED || true
unset SECURITY || true
unset BOOTDIR || true
unset BOOTDISKS || true
unset SYMLINK || true
unset COPYLINK || true
unset MKISOFS || true
unset MKISOFS_OPTS || true
unset ISOLINUX || true
unset EXCLUDE || true
unset SRCEXCLUDE || true
unset NORECOMMENDS || true
unset NOSUGGESTS || true
unset DOJIGDO || true
unset JIGDOTEMPLATEURL || true
unset JIGDOFALLBACKURLS || true
unset JIGDOINCLUDEURLS || true
unset JIGDOSCRIPT || true
unset JIGDO_OPTS || true
unset DEFBINSIZE || true
unset DEFSRCSIZE || true
unset FASTSUMS || true
unset PUBLISH_URL || true
unset PUBLISH_NONUS_URL || true
unset PUBLISH_PATH || true
unset UDEB_INCLUDE || true
unset UDEB_EXCLUDE || true
unset BASE_INCLUDE || true
unset BASE_EXCLUDE || true
unset INSTALLER_CD || true
unset MAXCDS || true
unset SPLASHPNG || true
unset OMIT_MANUAL || true
unset OMIT_RELEASE_NOTES || true
# The debian-cd dir
# Where I am (hoping I'm in the debian-cd dir)
export BASEDIR=`pwd`
# Building etch cd set ...
export CODENAME=etch
# By default use Debian installer packages from $CODENAME
if [ ! "$DI_CODENAME" ]
then
export DI_CODENAME=$CODENAME
fi
# If set, controls where the d-i components are downloaded from.
# This may be an url, or "default", which will make it use the default url
# for the daily d-i builds. If not set, uses the official d-i images from
# the Debian mirror.
#export DI_WWW_HOME=default
# Version number, "2.2 r0", "2.2 r1" etc.
export DEBVERSION="3.1"
# Official or non-official set.
# NOTE: THE "OFFICIAL" DESIGNATION IS ONLY ALLOWED FOR IMAGES AVAILABLE
# ON THE OFFICIAL DEBIAN CD WEBSITE http://cdimage.debian.org
export OFFICIAL="Unofficial"
#export OFFICIAL="Official"
#export OFFICIAL="Official Beta"
# ... for arch
export ARCH=`dpkg --print-architecture`
# IMPORTANT : The 4 following paths must be on the same partition/device.
# If they aren't then you must set COPYLINK below to 1. This
# takes a lot of extra room to create the sandbox for the ISO
# images, however. Also, if you are using an NFS partition for
# some part of this, you must use this option.
# Paths to the mirrors
export MIRROR=/ftp/debian
# Comment the following line if you don't have/want non-US
#export NONUS=/ftp/debian-non-US
# And this option will make you 2 copies of CD1 - one with all the
# non-US packages on it, one with none. Useful if you're likely to
# need both.
#export FORCENONUSONCD1=1
# Path of the temporary directory
export TDIR=/ftp/tmp
# Path where the images will be written
export OUT=/rack/debian-cd
# Where we keep the temporary apt stuff.
# This cannot reside on an NFS mount.
export APTTMP=/ftp/tmp/apt
# Do I want to have NONFREE merged in the CD set
# export NONFREE=1
# Do I want to have CONTRIB merged in the CD set
export CONTRIB=1
# Do I want to have NONFREE on a separate CD (the last CD of the CD set)
# WARNING: Don't use NONFREE and EXTRANONFREE at the same time !
# export EXTRANONFREE=1
# If you have a $MIRROR/dists/$CODENAME/local/binary-$ARCH dir with
# local packages that you want to put on the CD set then
# uncomment the following line
# export LOCAL=1
# If your local packages are not under $MIRROR, but somewhere else,
# you can uncomment this line and edit to to point to a directory
# containing dists/$CODENAME/local/binary-$ARCH
# export LOCALDEBS=/home/joey/debian/va/debian
# If you want a <codename>-secured tree with a copy of the signed
# Release.gpg and files listed by this Release file, then
# uncomment this line
# export SECURED=1
# Where to find the security patches. This directory should be the
# top directory of a security.debian.org mirror.
#export SECURITY="$TOPDIR"/debian/debian-security
# Sparc only : bootdir (location of cd.b and second.b)
# export BOOTDIR=/boot
# Symlink farmers should uncomment this line :
# export SYMLINK=1
# Use this to force copying the files instead of symlinking or hardlinking
# them. This is useful if your destination directories are on a different
# partition than your source files.
# export COPYLINK=1
# Options
# export MKISOFS=mkisofs
# export MKISOFS_OPTS="-r" #For normal users
# export MKISOFS_OPTS="-r -F ." #For symlink farmers
# ISOLinux support for multiboot on CD1 for i386
export ISOLINUX=1
# uncomment this to if you want to see more of what the Makefile is doing
#export VERBOSE_MAKE=1
# uncoment this to make build_all.sh try to build a simple CD image if
# the proper official CD run does not work
#ATTEMPT_FALLBACK=yes
# Set your disk size here in MB. Used in calculating package and
# source file layouts in build.sh and build_all.sh. Defaults are for
# CD-R, try ~4600 for DVD-R.
export DEFBINSIZE=630
export DEFSRCSIZE=635
# We don't want certain packages to take up space on CD1...
export EXCLUDE="$BASEDIR"/tasks/exclude-$CODENAME
# ...but they are okay for other CDs (UNEXCLUDEx == may be included on CD >= x)
export UNEXCLUDE2="$BASEDIR"/tasks/unexclude-CD2-$CODENAME
# Any packages listed in EXCLUDE but not in any UNEXCLUDE will be
# excluded completely.
# We also exclude some source packages
#export SRCEXCLUDE="$BASEDIR"/tasks/exclude-src-$CODENAME
# Set this if the recommended packages should be skipped when adding
# package on the CD. The default is 'false'.
export NORECOMMENDS=1
# Set this if the suggested packages should be skipped when adding
# package on the CD. The default is 'true'.
#export NOSUGGESTS=1
# Produce jigdo files:
# 0/unset = Don't do jigdo at all, produce only the full iso image.
# 1 = Produce both the iso image and jigdo stuff.
# 2 = Produce ONLY jigdo stuff by piping mkisofs directly into jigdo-file,
# no temporary iso image is created (saves lots of disk space).
# NOTE: The no-temp-iso will not work for (at least) alpha and powerpc
# since they need the actual .iso to make it bootable. For these archs,
# the temp-iso will be generated, but deleted again immediately after the
# jigdo stuff is made; needs temporary space as big as the biggest image.
#export DOJIGDO=2
#
# jigdo-file command & options
# Note: building the cache takes hours, so keep it around for the next run
#export JIGDOCMD="/usr/local/bin/jigdo-file --cache=$HOME/jigdo-cache.db"
#
# HTTP/FTP URL for directory where you intend to make the templates
# available. You should not need to change this; the default value ""
# means "template in same dir as the .jigdo file", which is usually
# correct. If it is non-empty, it needs a trailing slash. "%ARCH%"
# will be substituted by the current architecture.
#export JIGDOTEMPLATEURL=""
#
# Name of a directory on disc to create data for a fallback server in.
# Should later be made available by you at the URL given in
# JIGDOFALLBACKURLS. In the directory, two subdirs named "Debian" and
# "Non-US" will be created, and filled with hard links to the actual
# files in your FTP archive. Because of the hard links, the dir must
# be on the same partition as the FTP archive! If unset, no fallback
# data is created, which may cause problems - see README.
#export JIGDOFALLBACKPATH="$(OUT)/snapshot/"
#
# Space-separated list of label->URL mappings for "jigdo fallback
# server(s)" to add to .jigdo file. If unset, no fallback URL is
# added, which may cause problems - see README.
#export JIGDOFALLBACKURLS="Debian=http://myserver/snapshot/Debian/ Non-US=http://myserver/snapshot/Non-US/"
#
# Space-separated list of "include URLs" to add to the .jigdo file.
# The included files are used to provide an up-to-date list of Debian
# mirrors to the jigdo _GUI_application_ (_jigdo-lite_ doesn't support
# "[Include ...]").
export JIGDOINCLUDEURLS="http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/debian-servers.jigdo"
#
# $JIGDOTEMPLATEURL and $JIGDOINCLUDEURLS are passed to
# "tools/jigdo_header", which is used by default to generate the
# [Image] and [Servers] sections of the .jigdo file. You can provide
# your own script if you need the .jigdo file to contain different
# data.
#export JIGDOSCRIPT="myscript"
# If set, use the md5sums from the main archive, rather than calculating
# them locally
#export FASTSUMS=1
# A couple of things used only by publish_cds, so it can tweak the
# jigdo files, and knows where to put the results.
# You need to run publish_cds manually, it is not run by the Makefile.
export PUBLISH_URL="http://cdimage.debian.org/jigdo-area"
export PUBLISH_NONUS_URL="http://non-US.cdimage.debian.org/jigdo-area"
export PUBLISH_PATH="/home/jigdo-area/"
# Specify files and directories to *exclude* from jigdo processing. These
# files on each CD are expected to be different to those on the mirror, or
# are often subject to change. Any files matching entries in this list will
# simply be placed straight into the template file.
export JIGDO_EXCLUDE="'README*' /doc/ /md5sum.txt /.disk/ /pics/ 'Release*' 'Packages*' 'Sources*'"
# Specify files that MUST match entries in the externally-supplied
# md5-list. If they do not, the CD build process will fail; something
# must have been corrupted. Replaces the old mirrorcheck code.
export JIGDO_INCLUDE="/pool/"
# Specify the minimum file size to consider for jigdo processing. Any files
# smaller than this will simply be placed straight into the template file.
export JIGDO_OPTS="-jigdo-min-file-size 0"
for EXCL in $JIGDO_EXCLUDE
do
JIGDO_OPTS="$JIGDO_OPTS -jigdo-exclude $EXCL"
done
for INCL in $JIGDO_INCLUDE
do
JIGDO_OPTS="$JIGDO_OPTS -jigdo-force-md5 $INCL"
done
# Where to find the boot disks
#export BOOTDISKS=$TOPDIR/ftp/skolelinux/boot-floppies
# File with list of packages to include when fetching modules for the
# first stage installer (debian-installer). One package per line.
# Lines starting with '#' are comments. The package order is
# important, as the packages will be installed in the given order.
#export UDEB_INCLUDE="$BASEDIR"/data/$CODENAME/udeb_include
# File with list of packages to exclude as above.
#export UDEB_EXCLUDE="$BASEDIR"/data/$CODENAME/udeb_exclude
# File with list of packages to include when running debootstrap from
# the first stage installer (currently only supported in
# debian-installer). One package per line. Lines starting with '#'
# are comments. The package order is important, as the packages will
# be installed in the given order.
#export BASE_INCLUDE="$BASEDIR"/data/$CODENAME/base_include
# File with list of packages to exclude as above.
#export BASE_EXCLUDE="$BASEDIR"/data/$CODENAME/base_exclude
# Only put the installer onto the cd (set NORECOMMENDS,... as well).
# INSTALLER_CD=0: nothing special (default)
# INSTALLER_CD=1: just add debian-installer (use TASK=tasks/debian-installer-$CODENAME)
# INSTALLER_CD=2: add d-i and base (use TASK=tasks/debian-installer+kernel-$CODENAME)
#export INSTALLER_CD=0
# Parameters to pass to kernel when the CD boots. Not currently supported
# for all architectures.
#export KERNEL_PARAMS="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=critical"
# If set, limits the number of binary CDs to produce.
#export MAXCDS=1
# If set, overrides the boot picture used.
#export SPLASHPNG="$BASEDIR/data/$CODENAME/splash-img.png"
# Used by build.sh to determine what to build, this is the name of a target
# in the Makefile. Use bin-official_images to build only binary CDs. The
# default, official_images, builds everything.
#IMAGETARGET=official_images
# Set to 1 to save space by omitting the installation manual.
# If so the README will link to the manual on the web site.
#export OMIT_MANUAL=1
# Set to 1 to save space by omitting the release notes
# If so we will link to them on the web site.
export OMIT_RELEASE_NOTES=0
# Set this to override the defaul location
#export RELEASE_NOTES_LOCATION="http://www.debian.org/releases/$CODENAME"

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#!/usr/bin/make -f
# Main Makefile for YACS
#
# Copyright 1999 Raphaël Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org>
# See the README file for the license
# The environment variables must have been set
# before. For this you can source the CONF.sh
# file in your shell
## DEFAULT VALUES
ifndef VERBOSE_MAKE
Q=@
endif
ifndef SIZELIMIT
SIZELIMIT=$(shell echo -n $$[ 610 * 1024 * 1024 ])
endif
ifndef TASK
TASK=$(BASEDIR)/tasks/Debian_$(CODENAME)
endif
ifndef CAPCODENAME
CAPCODENAME:=$(shell perl -e "print ucfirst("$(CODENAME)")")
endif
ifndef BINDISKINFO
export BINDISKINFO="Debian GNU/Linux $(DEBVERSION) \"$(CAPCODENAME)\" - $(OFFICIAL) $(ARCH) Binary-$$num ($$DATE)"
endif
ifndef SRCDISKINFO
export SRCDISKINFO="Debian GNU/Linux $(DEBVERSION) \"$(CAPCODENAME)\" - $(OFFICIAL) Source-$$num ($$DATE)"
endif
# ND=No-Date versions for README
ifndef BINDISKINFOND
export BINDISKINFOND="Debian GNU/Linux $(DEBVERSION) \"$(CAPCODENAME)\" - $(OFFICIAL) $(ARCH) Binary-$$num"
endif
ifndef SRCDISKINFOND
export SRCDISKINFOND="Debian GNU/Linux $(DEBVERSION) \"$(CAPCODENAME)\" - $(OFFICIAL) Source-$$num"
endif
ifndef BINVOLID
ifeq ($(ARCH),powerpc)
BINVOLID="Debian $(DEBVERSION) ppc Bin-$$num"
else
BINVOLID="Debian $(DEBVERSION) $(ARCH) Bin-$$num"
endif
endif
ifndef SRCVOLID
SRCVOLID="Debian $(DEBVERSION) Src-$$num"
endif
ifndef MKISOFS
export MKISOFS=mkisofs
endif
ifndef MKISOFS_OPTS
#For normal users
MKISOFS_OPTS=-r
#For symlink farmers
#MKISOFS_OPTS=-r -F .
endif
ifndef HOOK
HOOK=$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME).hook
endif
ifneq "$(wildcard $(MIRROR)/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH))" ""
ifndef BOOTDISKS
export BOOTDISKS=$(MIRROR)/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH)
endif
endif
ifndef DOJIGDO
export DOJIGDO=0
endif
# Netinst/businesscard CD have different udeb_include and udeb_exclude files
ifndef UDEB_INCLUDE
ifeq ($(INSTALLER_CD),1)
UDEB_INCLUDE=$(BASEDIR)/data/$(DI_CODENAME)/$(ARCH)_businesscard_udeb_include
endif
ifeq ($(INSTALLER_CD),2)
UDEB_INCLUDE=$(BASEDIR)/data/$(DI_CODENAME)/$(ARCH)_netinst_udeb_include
endif
endif
ifndef UDEB_INCLUDE
UDEB_INCLUDE=$(BASEDIR)/data/$(DI_CODENAME)/$(ARCH)_udeb_include
endif
ifndef UDEB_EXCLUDE
ifeq ($(INSTALLER_CD),1)
UDEB_EXCLUDE=$(BASEDIR)/data/$(DI_CODENAME)/businesscard_udeb_exclude
endif
ifeq ($(INSTALLER_CD),2)
UDEB_EXCLUDE=$(BASEDIR)/data/$(DI_CODENAME)/netinst_udeb_exclude
endif
endif
ifndef UDEB_EXCLUDE
UDEB_EXCLUDE=$(BASEDIR)/data/$(DI_CODENAME)/udeb_exclude
endif
## Internal variables
apt=$(BASEDIR)/tools/apt-selection
list2cds=$(BASEDIR)/tools/list2cds
cds2src=$(BASEDIR)/tools/cds2src
master2tasks=$(BASEDIR)/tools/master2tasks
mirrorcheck=$(BASEDIR)/tools/mirror_check
add_packages=$(BASEDIR)/tools/add_packages
add_dirs=$(BASEDIR)/tools/add_dirs
add_bin_doc=$(BASEDIR)/tools/add-bin-doc
scanpackages=$(BASEDIR)/tools/scanpackages
scansources=$(BASEDIR)/tools/scansources
add_files=$(BASEDIR)/tools/add_files
set_mkisofs_opts=$(BASEDIR)/tools/set_mkisofs_opts
strip_nonus_bin=$(BASEDIR)/tools/strip-nonUS-bin
add_secured=$(BASEDIR)/tools/add_secured
md5sum=md5sum
fastsums=$(BASEDIR)/tools/fast_sums
jigdo_cleanup=$(BASEDIR)/tools/jigdo_cleanup
grab_md5=$(BASEDIR)/tools/grab_md5
dedicated-src=$(BASEDIR)/tools/dedicated_source
make_image=$(BASEDIR)/tools/make_image
BDIR=$(TDIR)/$(CODENAME)-$(ARCH)
ADIR=$(APTTMP)/$(CODENAME)-$(ARCH)
SDIR=$(TDIR)/$(CODENAME)-src
FIRSTDISKS=CD1
ifdef FORCENONUSONCD1
FIRSTDISKS=CD1 CD1_NONUS
forcenonusoncd1=1
else
forcenonusoncd1=0
endif
# Ensure that debootstrap is in the path.
PATH:=$(PATH):/usr/sbin
## DEBUG STUFF ##
PrintVars:
@num=1; \
DATE=`date +%Y%m%d` ; \
echo BINDISKINFO: ; \
echo $(BINDISKINFO) ; \
echo SRCDISKINFO: ; \
echo $(SRCDISKINFO) ; \
echo BINDISKINFOND: ; \
echo $(BINDISKINFOND) ; \
echo SRCDISKINFOND: ; \
echo $(SRCDISKINFOND) ; \
echo BINVOLID: ; \
echo $(BINVOLID) ; \
echo SRCVOLID: ; \
echo $(SRCVOLID) ; \
default:
@echo "Please refer to the README file for more information"
@echo "about the different targets available."
## CHECKS ##
# Basic checks in order to avoid problems
ok:
ifndef TDIR
@echo TDIR undefined -- set up CONF.sh; false
endif
ifndef BASEDIR
@echo BASEDIR undefined -- set up CONF.sh; false
endif
ifndef MIRROR
@echo MIRROR undefined -- set up CONF.sh; false
endif
ifndef ARCH
@echo ARCH undefined -- set up CONF.sh; false
endif
ifndef CODENAME
@echo CODENAME undefined -- set up CONF.sh; false
endif
ifndef OUT
@echo OUT undefined -- set up CONF.sh; false
endif
ifdef NONFREE
ifdef EXTRANONFREE
@echo Never use NONFREE and EXTRANONFREE at the same time; false
endif
endif
ifdef FORCENONUSONCD1
ifndef NONUS
@echo If we have FORCENONUSONCD1 set, we must also have NONUS set; false
endif
endif
## INITIALIZATION ##
# Creation of the directories needed
init: ok $(OUT) $(TDIR) $(BDIR) $(SDIR) $(ADIR) unstable-map
$(OUT):
$(Q)mkdir -p $(OUT)
$(TDIR):
$(Q)mkdir -p $(TDIR)
$(BDIR):
$(Q)mkdir -p $(BDIR)
$(SDIR):
$(Q)mkdir -p $(SDIR)
$(ADIR):
$(Q)mkdir -p $(ADIR)
$(Q)mkdir -p $(ADIR)/apt-ftparchive-db
# Make sure unstable/sid points to testing/etch, as there is no build
# rule for unstable/sid.
unstable-map:
$(Q)if [ ! -d $(BASEDIR)/data/sid ] ; then \
ln -s etch $(BASEDIR)/data/sid ; \
fi
$(Q)if [ ! -d $(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/sid ] ; then \
ln -s etch $(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/sid ; \
fi
## CLEANINGS ##
# CLeans the current arch tree (but not packages selection info)
clean: ok bin-clean src-clean
bin-clean:
$(Q)rm -rf $(BDIR)/CD[1234567890]*
$(Q)rm -rf $(BDIR)/*_NONUS
$(Q)rm -f $(BDIR)/*.filelist*
$(Q)rm -f $(BDIR)/packages-stamp $(BDIR)/bootable-stamp \
$(BDIR)/upgrade-stamp $(BDIR)/secured-stamp $(BDIR)/md5-check
src-clean:
$(Q)rm -rf $(SDIR)/CD[1234567890]*
$(Q)rm -rf $(SDIR)/*_NONUS
$(Q)rm -rf $(SDIR)/sources-stamp $(SDIR)/secured-stamp $(SDIR)/md5-check
# Completely cleans the current arch tree
realclean: distclean
distclean: ok bin-distclean src-distclean
bin-distclean:
$(Q)echo "Cleaning the binary build directory"
$(Q)rm -rf $(BDIR)
$(Q)rm -rf $(ADIR)
src-distclean:
$(Q)echo "Cleaning the source build directory"
$(Q)rm -rf $(SDIR)
## STATUS and APT ##
# Regenerate the status file with only packages that
# are of priority standard or higher
status: init $(ADIR)/status
$(ADIR)/status:
@echo "Generating a fake status file for apt-get and apt-cache..."
$(Q)if [ "$(INSTALLER_CD)" = "1" -o "$(INSTALLER_CD)" = "2" ];then \
:> $(ADIR)/status ; \
else \
zcat $(MIRROR)/dists/$(CODENAME)/main/binary-$(ARCH)/Packages.gz | \
perl -000 -ne 's/^(Package: .*)$$/$$1\nStatus: install ok installed/m; \
print if (/^Priority: (required|important|standard)/m or \
/^Section: base/m);' \
> $(ADIR)/status ; \
fi
# Updating the apt database
$(Q)$(apt) update
#
# Checking the consistence of the standard system
# If this does fail, then launch make correctstatus
#
$(Q)$(apt) check || $(MAKE) correctstatus
# Only useful if the standard system is broken
# It tries to build a better status file with apt-get -f install
correctstatus: status apt-update
# You may need to launch correctstatus more than one time
# in order to correct all dependencies
#
# Removing packages from the system :
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in `$(apt) deselected -f install`; do \
echo $$i; \
perl -i -000 -ne "print unless /^Package: \Q$$i\E/m" \
$(ADIR)/status; \
done
#
# Adding packages to the system :
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in `$(apt) selected -f install`; do \
echo $$i; \
$(apt) cache dumpavail | perl -000 -ne \
"s/^(Package: .*)\$$/\$$1\nStatus: install ok installed/m; \
print if /^Package: \Q$$i\E\s*\$$/m;" \
>> $(ADIR)/status; \
done
#
# Showing the output of apt-get check :
$(Q)$(apt) check
apt-update: status
@echo "Apt-get is updating his files ..."
$(Q)$(apt) update
## GENERATING LISTS ##
# Deleting the list only
deletelist: ok
$(Q)-rm $(BDIR)/rawlist
$(Q)-rm $(BDIR)/rawlist-exclude
$(Q)-rm $(BDIR)/list
$(Q)-rm $(BDIR)/list.exclude
# Generates the list of packages/files to put on each CD
list: bin-list src-list
# Generate the listing of binary packages
bin-list: ok apt-update genlist $(BDIR)/1.packages
$(BDIR)/1.packages:
@echo "Dispatching the packages on all the CDs ..."
$(Q)$(list2cds) $(BDIR)/list $(SIZELIMIT)
ifdef FORCENONUSONCD1
$(Q)set -e; \
for file in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
newfile=$${file%%.packages}_NONUS.packages; \
cp $$file $$newfile; \
$(strip_nonus_bin) $$file $$file.tmp; \
if (cmp -s $$file $$file.tmp) ; then \
rm -f $$file.tmp $$newfile ; \
else \
echo Splitting non-US packages: $$file and $$newfile ; \
mv -f $$file.tmp $$file; \
fi ;\
done
endif
# Generate the listing for sources CDs corresponding to the packages included
# in the binary set
src-list: bin-list $(SDIR)/1.sources
$(SDIR)/1.sources:
@echo "Dispatching the sources on all the CDs ..."
$(Q)$(cds2src) $(SIZELIMIT)
ifdef FORCENONUSONCD1
$(Q)set -e; \
for file in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
newfile=$${file%%.sources}_NONUS.sources; \
cp $$file $$newfile; \
grep -v non-US $$file >$$file.tmp; \
if (cmp -s $$file $$file.tmp) ; then \
rm -f $$file.tmp $$newfile ; \
else \
echo Splitting non-US sources: $$file and $$newfile ; \
mv -f $$file.tmp $$file; \
fi ;\
done
endif
# Generate the complete listing of packages from the task
# Build a nice list without doubles and without spaces
genlist: ok $(BDIR)/list $(BDIR)/list.exclude
$(BDIR)/list: $(BDIR)/rawlist
@echo "Generating the complete list of packages to be included ..."
$(Q)perl -ne 'chomp; next if /^\s*$$/; \
print "$$_\n" if not $$seen{$$_}; $$seen{$$_}++;' \
$(BDIR)/rawlist \
> $(BDIR)/list
$(BDIR)/list.exclude: $(BDIR)/rawlist-exclude
@echo "Generating the complete list of packages to be removed ..."
$(Q)perl -ne 'chomp; next if /^\s*$$/; \
print "$$_\n" if not $$seen{$$_}; $$seen{$$_}++;' \
$(BDIR)/rawlist-exclude \
> $(BDIR)/list.exclude
# Build the raw list (cpp output) with doubles and spaces
$(BDIR)/rawlist:
# Dirty workaround for saving space on netinst images, we add some hints.
# This is just a temporal solution, list2cds should be a little bit less
# silly so that this is not needed. For more info have a look at
# http://lists.debian.org/debian-cd/2004/debian-cd-200404/msg00093.html
ifneq ($(INSTALLER_CD),1)
/bin/echo -e "mawk\nexim4-daemon-light\nunifont" >>$(BDIR)/rawlist
endif
ifdef FORCENONUSONCD1
$(Q)$(apt) cache dumpavail | \
grep-dctrl -FSection -n -sPackage -e '^(non-US|non-us)' - | \
sort | uniq > $(BDIR)/Debian_$(CODENAME)_nonUS
endif
$(Q)if [ _$(INSTALLER_CD) != _1 ]; then \
mkdir -p $(TDIR); \
debootstrap --arch $(ARCH) --print-debs $(CODENAME) $(TDIR)/debootstrap.tmp file:$(MIRROR) \
| tr ' ' '\n' >>$(BDIR)/rawlist; \
rm -rf $(TDIR)/debootstrap.tmp; \
fi
$(Q)perl -npe 's/\@ARCH\@/$(ARCH)/g' $(TASK) | \
cpp -nostdinc -nostdinc++ -P -undef -D ARCH=$(ARCH) -D ARCH_$(subst -,_,$(ARCH)) \
-U $(ARCH) -U i386 -U linux -U unix \
-DFORCENONUSONCD1=$(forcenonusoncd1) \
-I $(BASEDIR)/tasks -I $(BDIR) - - >> $(BDIR)/rawlist
# Build the raw list (cpp output) with doubles and spaces for excluded packages
$(BDIR)/rawlist-exclude:
$(Q)if [ -n "$(EXCLUDE)" ]; then \
perl -npe 's/\@ARCH\@/$(ARCH)/g' $(EXCLUDE) | \
cpp -nostdinc -nostdinc++ -P -undef -D ARCH=$(ARCH) -D ARCH_$(subst -,_,$(ARCH)) \
-U $(ARCH) -U i386 -U linux -U unix \
-DFORCENONUSONCD1=$(forcenonusoncd1) \
-I $(BASEDIR)/tasks -I $(BDIR) - - >> $(BDIR)/rawlist-exclude; \
else \
echo > $(BDIR)/rawlist-exclude; \
fi
## DIRECTORIES && PACKAGES && INFOS ##
# Create all the needed directories for installing packages (plus the
# .disk directory)
tree: bin-tree src-tree
bin-tree: ok bin-list $(BDIR)/CD1/debian
$(BDIR)/CD1/debian:
@echo "Adding the required directories to the binary CDs ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
dir=$${i%%.packages}; \
dir=$${dir##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$dir; \
mkdir -p $$dir; \
$(add_dirs) $$dir; \
done
src-tree: ok src-list $(SDIR)/CD1/debian
$(SDIR)/CD1/debian:
@echo "Adding the required directories to the source CDs ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
dir=$${i%%.sources}; \
dir=$${dir##$(SDIR)/}; \
dir=$(SDIR)/CD$$dir; \
mkdir -p $$dir; \
$(add_dirs) $$dir; \
done
# CD labels / volume ids / disk info
infos: bin-infos src-infos
bin-infos: bin-tree $(BDIR)/CD1/.disk/info
$(BDIR)/CD1/.disk/info:
@echo "Generating the binary CD labels and their volume ids ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
nb=`ls -l $(BDIR)/?.packages $(BDIR)/??.packages | wc -l | tr -d " "`; num=0;\
DATE=`date +%Y%m%d`; \
for i in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
num=$${i%%.packages}; num=$${num##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$num; \
echo -n $(BINDISKINFO) | sed 's/_NONUS//g' > $$dir/.disk/info; \
echo '#define DISKNAME ' $(BINDISKINFOND) | sed 's/_NONUS//g' \
> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TYPE binary' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TYPEbinary 1' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define ARCH ' $(ARCH) \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define ARCH'$(ARCH) ' 1' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define DISKNUM ' $$num | sed 's/_NONUS//g' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define DISKNUM'$$num ' 1' | sed 's/_NONUS//g' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TOTALNUM ' $$nb \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TOTALNUM'$$nb ' 1' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo -n $(BINVOLID) > $(BDIR)/$${num}.volid; \
$(set_mkisofs_opts) bin $$num > $(BDIR)/$${num}.mkisofs_opts; \
done
src-infos: src-tree $(SDIR)/CD1/.disk/info
$(SDIR)/CD1/.disk/info:
@echo "Generating the source CD labels and their volume ids ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
nb=`ls -l $(SDIR)/?.sources $(SDIR)/??.sources | wc -l | tr -d " "`; num=0;\
DATE=`date +%Y%m%d`; \
for i in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
num=$${i%%.sources}; num=$${num##$(SDIR)/}; \
dir=$(SDIR)/CD$$num; \
echo -n $(SRCDISKINFO) | sed 's/_NONUS//g' > $$dir/.disk/info; \
echo '#define DISKNAME ' $(SRCDISKINFOND) | sed 's/_NONUS//g' \
> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TYPE source' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TYPEsource 1' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define ARCH ' $(ARCH) \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define ARCH'$(ARCH) ' 1' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define DISKNUM ' $$num | sed 's/_NONUS//g' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define DISKNUM'$$num ' 1' | sed 's/_NONUS//g' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TOTALNUM ' $$nb \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo '#define TOTALNUM'$$nb ' 1' \
>> $$dir/README.diskdefines; \
echo -n $(SRCVOLID) > $(SDIR)/$${num}.volid; \
$(set_mkisofs_opts) src $$num > $(SDIR)/$${num}.mkisofs_opts; \
done
# Adding the deb files to the images
packages: bin-infos bin-list $(BDIR)/packages-stamp
$(BDIR)/packages-stamp:
@echo "Current disk usage on the binary CDs (before the debs are added) :"
@cd $(BDIR) && du -sm CD[0123456789]*
@echo "Adding the selected packages to each CD :"
@# Check that all packages required by debootstrap are included
@# and create .disk/base_installable if yes
@# Also create .disk/base_components
mkdir -p $(TDIR)
$(Q)for DISK in $(FIRSTDISKS); do \
DISK=$${DISK##CD}; \
ok=yes; \
for p in `debootstrap --arch $(ARCH) --print-debs $(CODENAME) $(TDIR)/debootstrap.tmp file:$(MIRROR)`; do \
if ! grep -q ^$$p$$ $(BDIR)/$$DISK.packages; then \
if [ -n "$(BASE_EXCLUDE)" ] && grep -q ^$$p$$ $(BASE_EXCLUDE); then \
echo "Missing debootstrap-required $$p but included in $(BASE_EXCLUDE)"; \
continue; \
fi; \
ok=no; \
echo "Missing debootstrap-required $$p"; \
fi; \
done; \
rm -rf $(TDIR)/debootstrap.tmp; \
if [ "$$ok" = "yes" ]; then \
echo "CD$$DISK contains all packages needed by debootstrap"; \
touch $(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/base_installable; \
else \
echo "CD$$DISK missing some packages needed by debootstrap"; \
fi; \
echo 'main' > $(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/base_components; \
if [ -n "$(LOCAL)" ]; then \
echo 'local' >> $(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/base_components; \
fi; \
if [ -n "$(UDEB_INCLUDE)" ] ; then \
if [ -r "$(UDEB_INCLUDE)" ] ; then \
cp -af "$(UDEB_INCLUDE)" \
"$(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/udeb_include"; \
else \
echo "ERROR: Unable to read UDEB_INCLUDE file $(UDEB_INCLUDE)"; \
fi; \
fi; \
if [ -n "$(UDEB_EXCLUDE)" ] ; then \
if [ -r "$(UDEB_EXCLUDE)" ] ; then \
cp -af "$(UDEB_EXCLUDE)" \
"$(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/udeb_exclude"; \
else \
echo "ERROR: Unable to read UDEB_EXCLUDE file $(UDEB_EXCLUDE)"; \
fi; \
fi; \
if [ -n "$(BASE_INCLUDE)" ] ; then \
if [ -r "$(BASE_INCLUDE)" ] ; then \
cp -af "$(BASE_INCLUDE)" \
"$(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/base_include"; \
else \
echo "ERROR: Unable to read BASE_INCLUDE file $(BASE_INCLUDE)"; \
fi; \
fi; \
if [ -n "$(BASE_EXCLUDE)" ] ; then \
if [ -r "$(BASE_EXCLUDE)" ] ; then \
cp -af $(BASE_EXCLUDE) \
$(BDIR)/CD$$DISK/.disk/base_exclude; \
else \
echo "ERROR: Unable to read BASE_EXCLUDE file $(BASE_EXCLUDE)"; \
fi; \
fi; \
done
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
dir=$${i%%.packages}; \
n=$${dir##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$n; \
echo "$$n ... "; \
cat $$i | xargs -n 200 -r $(add_packages) $$dir; \
if [ -x "$(HOOK)" ]; then \
cd $(BDIR) && $(HOOK) $$n before-scanpackages; \
fi; \
$(scanpackages) scan $$dir; \
echo "done."; \
done
@#Now install the Packages and Packages.cd files
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
dir=$${i%%.packages}; \
dir=$${dir##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$dir; \
$(scanpackages) install $$dir; \
done
$(Q)touch $(BDIR)/packages-stamp
sources: src-infos src-list $(SDIR)/sources-stamp
$(SDIR)/sources-stamp:
@echo "Adding the selected sources to each CD."
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
dir=$${i%%.sources}; \
n=$${dir##$(SDIR)/}; \
dir=$(SDIR)/CD$$n; \
echo -n "$$n ... "; \
echo -n "main ... "; \
grep -vE "(non-US/|/local/)" $$i > $$i.main || true ; \
if [ -s $$i.main ] ; then \
cat $$i.main | xargs $(add_files) $$dir $(MIRROR); \
fi ; \
if [ -n "$(LOCAL)" ]; then \
echo -n "local ... "; \
grep "/local/" $$i > $$i.local || true ; \
if [ -s $$i.local ] ; then \
if [ -n "$(LOCALDEBS)" ] ; then \
cat $$i.local | xargs $(add_files) \
$$dir $(LOCALDEBS); \
else \
cat $$i.local | xargs $(add_files) \
$$dir $(MIRROR); \
fi; \
fi; \
fi; \
if [ -n "$(NONUS)" ]; then \
echo -n "non-US ... "; \
grep "non-US/" $$i > $$i.nonus || true ; \
if [ -s $$i.nonus ] ; then \
cat $$i.nonus | xargs $(add_files) $$dir $(NONUS); \
fi; \
fi; \
$(scansources) $$dir; \
echo "done."; \
done
$(Q)touch $(SDIR)/sources-stamp
## BOOT & DOC & INSTALL ##
# Basic checks
$(MIRROR)/doc: need-complete-mirror
$(MIRROR)/tools: need-complete-mirror
need-complete-mirror:
@# Why the hell is this needed ??
@if [ ! -d $(MIRROR)/doc -o ! -d $(MIRROR)/tools ]; then \
echo "You need a Debian mirror with the doc, tools and"; \
echo "indices directories ! "; \
exit 1; \
fi
# Add everything that is needed to make the CDs bootable
bootable: ok disks installtools $(BDIR)/bootable-stamp
$(BDIR)/bootable-stamp:
@echo "Making the binary CDs bootable ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for file in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
dir=$${file%%.packages}; \
n=$${dir##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$n; \
if [ -f $(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/$(DI_CODENAME)/boot-$(ARCH) ]; then \
cd $(BDIR); \
echo "Running tools/boot/$(DI_CODENAME)/boot-$(ARCH) $$n $$dir" ; \
$(BASEDIR)/tools/boot/$(DI_CODENAME)/boot-$(ARCH) $$n $$dir; \
else \
if [ "$${IGNORE_MISSING_BOOT_SCRIPT:-0}" = "0" ]; then \
echo "No script to make CDs bootable for $(ARCH) ..."; \
exit 1; \
fi; \
fi; \
done
$(Q)touch $(BDIR)/bootable-stamp
# Add the doc files to the CDs and the Release-Notes and the
# Contents-$(ARCH).gz files
bin-doc: ok bin-infos $(MIRROR)/doc $(BDIR)/CD1/doc
$(BDIR)/CD1/doc:
@echo "Adding the documentation (bin) ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for DISK in $(FIRSTDISKS) ; do \
$(add_files) $(BDIR)/$$DISK $(MIRROR) doc; \
find $(BDIR)/$$DISK/doc -name "dedication-*" | \
grep -v $DEBVERSION | xargs rm -f; \
find $(BDIR)/$$DISK/doc -name "debian-keyring.tar.gz" | \
xargs rm -f; \
done
@for DISK in $(FIRSTDISKS) ; do \
mkdir $(BDIR)/$$DISK/doc/FAQ/html ; \
cd $(BDIR)/$$DISK/doc/FAQ/html ; \
if [ -e "../debian-faq.en.html.tar.gz" ]; then \
tar xzvf ../debian-faq.en.html.tar.gz ; \
else \
tar xzvf ../debian-faq.html.tar.gz ; \
fi; \
done
$(Q)$(add_bin_doc) # Common stuff for all disks
src-doc: ok src-infos $(SDIR)/CD1/README.html
$(SDIR)/CD1/README.html:
@echo "Adding the documentation (src) ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for i in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
dir=$${i%%.sources}; \
dir=$${dir##$(SDIR)/}; \
dir=$(SDIR)/CD$$dir; \
cp -d $(MIRROR)/README* $$dir/; \
rm -f $$dir/README $$dir/README.html \
$$dir/README.CD-manufacture \
$$dir/README.pgp $$dir/README.mirrors.txt \
$$dir/README.mirrors.html $$dir/README.non-US; \
cpp -traditional -undef -P -C -Wall -nostdinc -I $$dir/ \
-D OMIT_MANUAL="$(OMIT_MANUAL)" \
-D OUTPUTtext $(BASEDIR)/data/$(CODENAME)/README.html.in \
| sed -e 's/%%.//g' > $$dir/README.html ; \
lynx -dump -force_html $$dir/README.html | todos \
> $$dir/README.txt ; \
cpp -traditional -undef -P -C -Wall -nostdinc -I $$dir/ \
-D OMIT_MANUAL="$(OMIT_MANUAL)" \
-D OUTPUThtml $(BASEDIR)/data/$(CODENAME)/README.html.in \
| sed -e 's/%%.//g' > $$dir/README.html ; \
rm -f $$dir/README.diskdefines ; \
mkdir -p $$dir/pics ; \
cp $(BASEDIR)/data/pics/*.* $$dir/pics/ ; \
done
# Add the install stuff on the first CD
installtools: ok bin-doc disks $(MIRROR)/tools $(BDIR)/CD1/tools
$(BDIR)/CD1/tools:
@echo "Adding install tools and documentation ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for DISK in $(FIRSTDISKS) ; do \
$(add_files) $(BDIR)/$$DISK $(MIRROR) tools ; \
mkdir $(BDIR)/$$DISK/install ; \
if [ -x "$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME)/installtools.sh" ]; then \
$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME)/installtools.sh $(BDIR)/$$DISK ; \
fi ; \
done
# Add the disks-arch directories if/where needed
disks: ok bin-infos $(BDIR)/CD1/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH)
$(BDIR)/CD1/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH):
ifdef BOOTDISKS
@echo "Adding disks-$(ARCH) stuff ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for DISK in $(FIRSTDISKS) ; do \
mkdir -p $(BDIR)/$$DISK/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH) ; \
$(add_files) \
$(BDIR)/$$DISK/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH) \
$(BOOTDISKS) . ; \
touch $(BDIR)/$$DISK/.disk/kernel_installable ; \
cd $(BDIR)/$$DISK/dists/$(DI_CODENAME)/main/disks-$(ARCH); \
rm -rf base-images-*; \
if [ "$(SYMLINK)" != "" ]; then exit 0; fi; \
if [ -L current ]; then \
CURRENT_LINK=`readlink current`; \
mv $$CURRENT_LINK .tmp_link; \
rm -rf [0123456789]*; \
mv .tmp_link $$CURRENT_LINK; \
elif [ -d current ]; then \
rm -rf [0123456789]*; \
fi; \
done
endif
upgrade: ok bin-infos $(BDIR)/upgrade-stamp
$(BDIR)/upgrade-stamp:
@echo "Trying to add upgrade* directories ..."
$(Q)if [ -x "$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME)/upgrade.sh" ]; then \
$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME)/upgrade.sh; \
fi
$(Q)if [ -x "$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME)/upgrade-$(ARCH).sh" ]; then \
$(BASEDIR)/tools/$(CODENAME)/upgrade-$(ARCH).sh $(BDIR); \
fi
$(Q)touch $(BDIR)/upgrade-stamp
dedicated-src: ok
$(Q)if [ -e $(BASEDIR)/data/$(CODENAME)/$(ARCH)/extra-sources ]; then \
echo "Adding extra sources for $(ARCH) onto the last binary disc".; \
$(Q)$(dedicated-src) $(BDIR) $(ARCH) $(BASEDIR) $(CODENAME) $(MIRROR); \
fi
## EXTRAS ##
# Launch the extras scripts correctly for customizing the CDs
extras: bin-extras
bin-extras: ok
$(Q)if [ -z "$(DIR)" -o -z "$(CD)" -o -z "$(ROOTSRC)" ]; then \
echo "Give me more parameters (DIR, CD and ROOTSRC are required)."; \
false; \
fi
@echo "Adding dirs '$(DIR)' from '$(ROOTSRC)' to '$(BDIR)/CD$(CD)'" ...
$(Q)$(add_files) $(BDIR)/CD$(CD) $(ROOTSRC) $(DIR)
src-extras:
$(Q)if [ -z "$(DIR)" -o -z "$(CD)" -o -z "$(ROOTSRC)" ]; then \
echo "Give me more parameters (DIR, CD and ROOTSRC are required)."; \
false; \
fi
@echo "Adding dirs '$(DIR)' from '$(ROOTSRC)' to '$(SDIR)/CD$(CD)'" ...
$(Q)$(add_files) $(SDIR)/CD$(CD) $(ROOTSRC) $(DIR)
## IMAGE BUILDING ##
# Get some size info about the build dirs
imagesinfo: bin-imagesinfo
bin-imagesinfo: ok
$(Q)for i in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
echo `du -sb $${i%%.packages}`; \
done
src-imagesinfo: ok
$(Q)for i in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
echo `du -sb $${i%%.sources}`; \
done
# Generate a md5sum.txt file listings all files on the CD
md5list: bin-md5list src-md5list
bin-md5list: ok packages bin-secured $(BDIR)/CD1/md5sum.txt
$(BDIR)/CD1/md5sum.txt:
@echo "Generating md5sum of files from all the binary CDs ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
if [ "$$FASTSUMS" != "1" ] ; then \
for file in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
dir=$${file%%.packages}; \
n=$${dir##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$n; \
test -x "$(HOOK)" && cd $(BDIR) && $(HOOK) $$n before-mkisofs; \
cd $$dir; \
find . -follow -type f | grep -v "\./md5sum" | grep -v \
"dists/stable" | grep -v "dists/frozen" | \
grep -v "dists/unstable" | xargs $(md5sum) > md5sum.txt ; \
done \
else \
$(fastsums) $(BDIR); \
fi
src-md5list: ok sources src-secured $(SDIR)/CD1/md5sum.txt
$(SDIR)/CD1/md5sum.txt:
@echo "Generating md5sum of files from all the source CDs ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
if [ "$$FASTSUMS" != "1" ] ; then \
for file in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
dir=$${file%%.sources}; \
dir=$${dir##$(SDIR)/}; \
dir=$(SDIR)/CD$$dir; \
cd $$dir; \
find . -follow -type f | grep -v "\./md5sum" | grep -v \
"dists/stable" | grep -v "dists/frozen" | \
grep -v "dists/unstable" | xargs $(md5sum) > md5sum.txt ; \
done \
else \
$(fastsums) $(SDIR); \
fi
# Generate $CODENAME-secured tree with Packages and Release(.gpg) files
# from the official tree
# Complete the Release file from the normal tree
secured: bin-secured src-secured
bin-secured: $(BDIR)/secured-stamp
$(BDIR)/secured-stamp:
@echo "Generating $(CODENAME)-secured on all the binary CDs ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for file in $(BDIR)/*.packages; do \
dir=$${file%%.packages}; \
n=$${dir##$(BDIR)/}; \
dir=$(BDIR)/CD$$n; \
cd $$dir; \
$(add_secured); \
done
$(Q)touch $(BDIR)/secured-stamp
src-secured: $(SDIR)/secured-stamp
$(SDIR)/secured-stamp:
@echo "Generating $(CODENAME)-secured on all the source CDs ..."
$(Q)set -e; \
for file in $(SDIR)/*.sources; do \
dir=$${file%%.sources}; \
dir=$${dir##$(SDIR)/}; \
dir=$(SDIR)/CD$$dir; \
cd $$dir; \
$(add_secured); \
done
$(Q)touch $(SDIR)/secured-stamp
# Generates all the images
images: bin-images src-images
# DOJIGDO actions (for both binaries and source)
# 0 isofile
# 1 isofile + jigdo, cleanup_jigdo
# 2 jigdo, cleanup_jigdo
#
bin-images: ok bin-md5list $(OUT)
$(make_image) $(BDIR) $(ARCH) $(OUT) $(DOJIGDO) $(DEBVERSION) $(MIRROR) $(MKISOFS) $(MKISOFS_OPTS) $(JIGDO_OPTS) $(JIGDO_CLEANUP)
src-images: ok src-md5list $(OUT)
$(make_image) $(SDIR) source $(OUT) $(DOJIGDO) $(DEBVERSION) $(MIRROR) $(MKISOFS) $(MKISOFS_OPTS) $(JIGDO_OPTS) $(JIGDO_CLEANUP)
check-number-given:
@test -n "$(CD)" || (echo "Give me a CD=<num> parameter !" && false)
# Generate only one image number $(CD)
image: bin-image
bin-image: check-number-given bin-images
src-image: check-number-given src-images
#Calculate the md5sums for the images (if available), or get from templates
imagesums:
$(Q)cd $(OUT); :> MD5SUMS; for file in `find * -name \*.raw`; do \
$(md5sum) $$file >>MD5SUMS; \
done; \
for file in `find * -name \*.template`; do \
if [ "`tail --bytes=33 "$$file" | head --bytes=1 | od -tx1 -An | sed -e 's/ //g'`" != 05 ]; then \
echo "Possibly invalid template $$file"; exit 1; \
fi; \
grep -q " $${file%%.template}.raw"'$$' MD5SUMS \
|| echo "`tail --bytes=26 "$$file" | head --bytes=16 | od -tx1 -An | sed -e 's/ //g'` $${file%%.template}.raw" >>MD5SUMS; \
done
# Likewise, the file size can be extracted from the .template with:
# tail --bytes=32 $$file | head --bytes=6 | od -tx1 -An \
# | tr ' abcdef' '\nABCDEF' | tac | tr '\n' ' ' \
# | sed -e 's/ //g; s/^.*$/ibase=16 & /' | tr ' ' '\n' | bc
## MISC TARGETS ##
tasks: ok $(BASEDIR)/data/$(CODENAME)/master
$(master2tasks)
readme:
sensible-pager $(BASEDIR)/README
conf:
sensible-editor $(BASEDIR)/CONF.sh
mirrorcheck-binary: ok
rm -f $(BDIR)/md5-check
$(Q)$(grab_md5) $(MIRROR) $(ARCH) $(CODENAME) $(BDIR)/md5-check
if [ -n "$(NONUS)" ]; then \
$(grab_md5) $(NONUS) $(ARCH) $(CODENAME) $(BDIR)/md5-check; \
fi
$(Q)if [ -e $(BASEDIR)/data/$(CODENAME)/$(ARCH)/extra-sources ]; then \
echo "Extra dedicated source added; need to grab source MD5 info too"; \
$(Q)$(grab_md5) $(MIRROR) source $(CODENAME) $(BDIR)/md5-check; \
if [ -n "$(NONUS)" ]; then \
$(grab_md5) $(NONUS) source $(CODENAME) $(BDIR)/md5-check; \
fi; \
fi
mirrorcheck-source: ok
rm -f $(SDIR)/md5-check
$(Q)$(grab_md5) $(MIRROR) source $(CODENAME) $(SDIR)/md5-check
if [ -n "$(NONUS)" ]; then \
$(grab_md5) $(NONUS) source $(CODENAME) $(SDIR)/md5-check; \
fi
update-popcon:
rm -f popcon-inst
( \
echo '/*' ; \
echo ' Popularity Contest results' ; \
echo ' See the README for details on updating.' ; \
echo '' ; \
echo ' Last update: $(shell date)' ; \
echo '*/' ; \
echo '' ; \
) > tasks/popularity-contest-$(CODENAME)
wget --output-document popcon-inst \
http://popcon.debian.org/main/by_inst \
http://popcon.debian.org/contrib/by_inst
grep -h '^[^#]' popcon-inst | egrep -v '(Total|-----)' | \
sort -rn -k3,3 -k7,7 -k4,4 | grep -v kernel-source | \
awk '{print $$2}' >> tasks/popularity-contest-$(CODENAME)
rm -f popcon-inst
# Little trick to simplify things
official_images: bin-official_images src-official_images
bin-official_images: ok bootable upgrade dedicated-src bin-images
src-official_images: ok src-doc src-images
$(CODENAME)_status: ok init
@echo "Using the provided status file for $(CODENAME)-$(ARCH) ..."
$(Q)cp $(BASEDIR)/data/$(CODENAME)/status.$(ARCH) $(ADIR)/status \
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YACS - Yet Another CD Script :-)
================================
(better known as debian-cd)
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.
Thanks to Steve McIntyre <stevem@chiark.greenend.org.uk> for his
work on slink_cd/debian_cd. Some ideas come from his script.
Thanks to all the contributors on the debian-cd mailing list.
What is needed?
===============
Software:
- the apt-get (>= 0.3.11.1) tool
- apt-utils (for apt-ftparchive)
- perl (>= 5.004)
- bash (or another POSIX shell)
- make
- mkisofs/mkhybrid (mkisofs also provides the isoinfo binary used by the
Pseudo Image Kit)
- the perl Digest::MD5 module
- lynx (for text version of README.html) and todos from sysutils
to convert docs to DOS format (although you can rip that out, too)
- if you want to generate jigdo files: jigdo-file (see below)
Other:
- lots of free space on your disks
- a Debian mirror, on a partition where you can write.
If you can't write on it then you may try to use a symlink farm,
but it's not the recommended way to build Debian CDs.
-------------------------------
- GENERATING DEBIAN CD IMAGES -
-------------------------------
For the people that don't have time, here's the quick explanation:
==================================================================
Edit the CONF.sh and change the PATHs for the mirror and so on.
$ sensible-editor CONF.sh
$ . CONF.sh
$ make distclean
$ make status
$ make list COMPLETE=1 SIZELIMIT1=625000000 SRCSIZELIMIT=665000000
$ make official_images
[ alternatively, if you only want binary images:
$ make bin-official_images ]
However, you really should consider reading further for more information.
You can also take 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
====================================
If you haven't already, change to the /usr/share/debian-cd/ directory.
The process of building a CD is composed of the following steps:
- first configure what is needed in CONF.sh and source it in your shell:
$ . CONF.sh
The exported environment variables will be used by all the
tools involved here (Makefiles, perl scripts, shell scripts).
If you want to build CD images for more than one arch, you will
have to build them one after the other (you may use a shell
script for this).
Note that the temporary dir must be on the same device than the
mirror because debian-cd uses hardlinks for generating an image
tree. If you can't do this, you'll have to use the symlink farm.
The symlink farm is explained at the end of this README.
Keep in mind that the environment variables will stay in the
environment after your debian-cd run, and may interfere with
other program using the same variables (e.g. kernel-package).
So if you want to be 100% safe, run debian-cd in a
separate shell that you can leave after you're done.
- then we clean everything that may still be there from previous runs:
$ make distclean
- now we'll check if your mirror is ok (with good Packages files):
$ make mirrorcheck
- then we initialize the temporary directory used for the build:
$ make status
If this has failed then this will be automatically launched:
$ make correctstatus
Note however that "make status" should never fail if it is
used for building a CD set for the stable release...
- now you can decide what you want on your CDs
$ make list TASK=tasks/debian-2.2 COMPLETE=1
or
$ make list TASK=tasks/gnome COMPLETE=0 SIZELIMIT=576716800
or
$ export NONFREE=1; make list TASK=tasks/your-task-here COMPLETE=1
or for something like an official image for the USA (without non-US &
non-free) :
$ make list COMPLETE=1 SIZELIMIT1=576716800
.... take a look at the file tasks/* to see the options you can have :)
You can change the behaviour of this command with the following
variables:
- if NONUS is set, then packages from non-US will be allowed (the value
of NONUS must be the path to the non-US mirror if you have one)
- if FORCENONUSONCD1 is set also, then packages will be
rearranged so that non-US packages are all on CD#1. This
includes the non-free ones if you specify NONFREE. Then 2 separate
copies of CD#1 will be produced, identical in every respect except
for the inclusion/lack of non-US packages. The same happens for
the source CDs when they are built.
- if NONFREE is set, then packages from non-free will be allowed
(NONFREE must be exported to all sub-shells)
- if EXTRANONFREE is set, then non-free packages will be included
on an extra CD (the last CD in fact). Don't use NONFREE and
EXTRANONFREE at the same time !
(EXTRANONFREE must be exported to all sub-shells)
- if COMPLETE is set, all packages that are not listed in the
selected task file will be included at the end
- if SIZELIMIT is set, it will be used as the maximum size that
we can put into each CD
- if SIZELIMIT<X> (with <X> beeing a integer) is set, it will be used
as the maximum size of the X'th binary CD. SIZELIMIT<X> overrides
SIZELIMIT ...
- if SRCSIZELIMIT is set, it's used as the maximum size for source CD
- if SRCSIZELIMIT<X> (with <X> beeing an integer) is set, it will be
used as the maximum size of the X'th source CD
This target calls the targets "bin-list" and "src-list" that can be used to
build only binary CDs or only source CDs.
- it may be time to add the disks-arch stuff and to make the CDs bootable:
$ make bootable
This affects only the binary CDs.
If you want to use boot-floppies built by yourself you can add
a parameter BOOTDISKS=<dir> which specifies the directory where
they are. Note that $BOOTDISKS/current must be a symlink to the
real directory and it must follow the same setup as the FTP
mirror. Your boot-floppies must also be on the same partition as
your mirror and temporary dir (hardlinks are used here too).
Size calculation is imprecise for bootable CDs (usually the first CDs
in the set), so you may need to manually adjust SIZELIMIT* variables
to account for the size of the booting stuff used.
- now, we'll add the binary packages to the temporary tree:
$ make packages
- and we'll add the sources to the temporary tree:
$ make sources
- if you want to install additional files:
$ make bin-extras CD=1 ROOTSRC=/home/ftp/ DIR=goodies/wordperfect
$ make src-extras CD=3 ROOTSRC=/home/ftp/ DIR=goodies/kernel-2.3
The first will copy /home/ftp/goodies/wordperfect/ to the first binary
CD. It will be in <root of the cd>/goodies/wordperfect/. You can call
make extras multiple times if you need more.
Please note that the files to be copied should be on the same partition
than your mirror (unless you use a symlink farm).
If you want to do customize your CD even more, you can use the hook
system. Read more about that below.
- We can add an md5sum.txt file on each CD to enable users to check their
files:
$ make md5list
This calls the targets 'bin-md5list' and 'src-md5list'. You can
choose to call only bin-md5list if you're building only binary images.
- now we can create the images:
$ make images
If you don't have enough space for all images, you can generate
only one image (of the second binary CD for example) with:
$ make bin-image CD=2
Of course if you want to build all binary images you'll use:
$ make bin-images
The following will generate the source images:
$ make src-images
Note: here we use "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
==============
If you provide some custom made packages and you want to put them on
Debian CD set you can do it. Simply put your packages in
$MIRROR/dists/$CODENAME/local/binary-$ARCH/<section>.
The organization of this sub-tree is the same than what you can find
in the main, contrib or non-free part. You may use different section
names if you want. Be sure to create Packages files (and Sources.gz if you
include sources).
You can also put your local packages under $MIRROR/pool/local (just a new
facility for people who don't want packages under dists/). To include local
packages, the LOCAL environment variable must be set to "1" while building
the CDs.
You can also set the LOCALDEBS environment variable, and it will be used
instead of MIRROR when looking for local packages.
Additional targets
==================
Jigdo
-----
You may also want to make the CD images available in jigdo format.
Jigsaw Download, the successor to the Pseudo-Image Kit.
See http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/ for more information on jigdo.
Set the DOJIGDO and related variables in CONF.sh. This is no separate target
for jigdo, merely a modification of the "images" targets. You can choose
only .iso generation (default), only .jigdo generation (for highly reduced
disk usage), or both .iso and .jigdo generation.
To generate the jigdo files and templates, you need the "jigdo-file" program,
which is available via the same URL.
Jigdo-file creates and maintains a cache/database file with checksums of
all files on your Debian mirror. The first time, this may take hours to be
generated (use "top" to see what's going on), so it's wise to keep the
cache in your homedir and not delete it ever.
Note that jigdo-file can easily use 60+ MB of working memory, so don't use
this on machines with less than 128 MB RAM.
The MD5SUMS file generated by the "imagesums" target will contain the MD5
checksums of all generated images, regardless of the DOJIGDO setting. If
no full iso image is available, the MD5sum will be extracted from the
.template file. A note in the Makefile shows how the original file size
can be extracted from the .template in a similar way.
About jigdo "fallback servers":
jigdo works by downloading individual packages and other files from a
normal Debian mirror, and using them to regenerate a CD/DVD image.
However, the content of Debian mirrors changes over time, files are
added and removed. But jigdo must have access to all files needed for
the image it has to regenerate, even those that have been removed from
the normal Debian mirrors.
A fallback server contains a backup of the Debian FTP space for the
moment the .jigdo files were generated. This backup is made available
under a certain URL which is written to the .jigdo files. jigdo will
*only* revert to the fallback server after an unsuccessful attempt to
retrieve a file from the normal user-selected Debian mirror, so the
bandwidth requirements are modest.
A fallback is even necessary for .jigdo files of the stable release,
because some files (typically documentation or boot floppies) can
change at any time.
debian-cd allows you to automatically create a directory on disc which
is suitable for use as a fallback mirror. It is populated with hard
links to the archive contents. In CONF.sh, simply supply as
JIGDOFALLBACKPATH the name of the directory, and as JIGDOFALLBACKURLS
the URLs under which it will be made available (two separate URLs are
necessary, one for "Debian" and one for "Non-US").
About the hook system
=====================
A hook script can be executed at different times. You can specify the
script by setting the HOOK variable to the script filename. It will
get 2 arguments, the first is the CD number. The second depends on
where/when the hook script is called. It can be 'before-scanpackages'
or 'before-mkisofs' (their values are explicit ...). When the script
is called, the current directory will be the temporary directory used for
the build (aka $TDIR/$CODENAME-$ARCH).
There are hooks only for binary CDs at the present time. If HOOK is not
set, it will look for a script $BASEDIR/tools/$CODENAME.hook.
About the symlink farm
======================
If you don't have write access on the disk where you have the mirror
or if for another reason hardlink cannot be used, you can try to
use a symlink farm. Instead of having real files, your temporary tree
will be filled with symlinks that mkhybrid will change into files when
it will build the image. You'll need to use a special options. You
have 2 lines of options in CONF.sh as examples.
I've never tested the symlink farm ... it may well generate unusable
images. Don't use it for ISO images that will used by many users.
Note that you will also need a patched mkhybrid that does support the
-F option. Have a look here about it :
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~stevem/DebianCD/
The mkhybrid package in Debian does support this -F option since
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README for those who want to hack on yacs/debian-cd
---------------------------------------------------
Organisation :
--------------
The main source is in the Debian svn. If you want to hack on debian-cd
and if you want to send me patches, please work on the latest version
available in svn.
auth: svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/debian-cd/trunk
anon: svn://svn.debian.org/debian-cd/trunk
web: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/debian-cd
If you want to discuss anything related to the debian-cd development, you
can contact me directly or, better, you can mail the
debian-cd@lists.debian.org mailing list where all people interested in the
debian-cd development are subscribed.
Technical details :
-------------------
The Makefile which is the main directory will be used to launch
each step of the install process. Try to comment each target of
the makefile so that other can know why it's here. If you need
specific programs (perl or shell scripts), please put them
in the tools directory.
The tasks directory will contain files listing packages (the
order in which package are listed is important, each package
added will be added to the current CD until it's full).
The data dir will contains useful data (not directly task
related) like the master file from boot-floppies and so on.
Each tool is self-documented, if you want to know what it
does read the sources (they are scripts).
Debugging YACS :
----------------
If you want to read more about what YACS is doing you can set
the VERBOSE environment variable to 1, 2 or 3 depending on the
level of noise that you want.
Some scripts generates their own log files in the temp dir. You
can take a look at them if you want to check for warnings
and so on.
Log files :
- $TDIR/$CODENAME-$ARCH/log.list2cds
- $TDIR/$CODENAME-SRC/log.cds2src
TODO list :
-----------
+ put the doc directory only on the first binary CD
+ a way to force the inclusion of packages (even broken)
+ possibility to add project/* to the last CD
+ check the source files on the mirror (with Sources.gz)
when doing make mirrorcheck
Bugs / Problems :
-----------------
* make list will not add contrib packages if you do not
select NONFREE too. That's because contrib is broken
without non-free. And the building process only allow
functional packages to be added.
Technical choices :
-------------------
For the multiboot on the first CD of an i386 CD set, we had two options
isolinux and el-torito native multiboot. We selected isolinux
because it works well and it lets you display information to the user.
The el-torito multiboot just displays a menu with each item
being the same "2.88Mb boot image". Both multiboot mechanism may
not work on older hardware with very old BIOSes however the el-torito
one works a bit better because it's usually able to boot the first choice
without displaying the menu then. This is a non-issue since people
may still boot on CD 2,3,4,5 with the usual boot method if the multiboot
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#!/bin/sh -e
# Script to build one arch
if [ -z "$CF" ] ; then
CF=CONF.sh
fi
. $CF
if [ -z "$COMPLETE" ] ; then
export COMPLETE=1
fi
if [ -n "$1" ] ; then
export ARCH=$1
fi
make distclean
make ${CODENAME}_status
if [ "$SKIPMIRRORCHECK" = "yes" ]; then
echo " ... WARNING: skipping mirror check"
else
echo " ... checking your mirror"
make mirrorcheck-binary
make mirrorcheck-source
if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then
echo "ERROR: Your mirror has a problem, please correct it." >&2
exit 1
fi
fi
echo " ... selecting packages to include"
if [ -e ${MIRROR}/dists/${DI_CODENAME}/main/disks-${ARCH}/current/. ] ; then
disks=`du -sm ${MIRROR}/dists/${DI_CODENAME}/main/disks-${ARCH}/current/. | \
awk '{print $1}'`
else
disks=0
fi
if [ -f $BASEDIR/tools/boot/$DI_CODENAME/boot-$ARCH.calc ]; then
. $BASEDIR/tools/boot/$DI_CODENAME/boot-$ARCH.calc
fi
SIZE_ARGS=''
for CD in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15; do
size=`eval echo '$'"BOOT_SIZE_${CD}"`
[ "$size" = "" ] && size=0
[ $CD = "1" ] && size=$(($size + $disks))
mult=`eval echo '$'"SIZE_MULT_${CD}"`
[ "$mult" = "" ] && mult=100
FULL_SIZE=`echo "($DEFBINSIZE - $size) * 1024 * 1024" | bc`
echo "INFO: Reserving $size MB on CD $CD for boot files. SIZELIMIT=$FULL_SIZE."
if [ $mult != 100 ]; then
echo " INFO: Reserving "$((100-$mult))"% of the CD for extra metadata"
FULL_SIZE=`echo "$FULL_SIZE * $mult" / 100 | bc`
echo " INFO: SIZELIMIT now $FULL_SIZE."
fi
SIZE_ARGS="$SIZE_ARGS SIZELIMIT${CD}=$FULL_SIZE"
done
FULL_SIZE=`echo "($DEFSRCSIZE - $size) * 1024 * 1024" | bc`
make list $SIZE_ARGS SRCSIZELIMIT=$FULL_SIZE
echo " ... building the images"
if [ -z "$IMAGETARGET" ] ; then
IMAGETARGET="official_images"
fi
make $IMAGETARGET
make imagesums

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#!/bin/sh
# Script to build everything possible : sources and binaries for all archs
. CONF.sh
TMP_OUT=$OUT
for ARCH in i386 alpha arm hppa ia64 m68k mips mipsel powerpc s390 sparc #amd64
do
export ARCH
echo "Now we're going to build CD for $ARCH !"
echo " ... cleaning"
make distclean
make ${CODENAME}_status
echo " ... checking your mirror"
if [ "$SKIPMIRRORCHECK" != "yes" ] ; then
make mirrorcheck-binary
if [ "$ARCH" = "i386" ]; then
make mirrorcheck-source
fi
else
echo "WARNING: skipping mirrorcheck"
fi
if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then
echo "ERROR: Your mirror has a problem, please correct it." >&2
exit 1
fi
echo " ... selecting packages to include"
if [ -e ${MIRROR}/dists/${CODENAME}/main/disks-${ARCH}/current/. ] ; then
disks=`du -sm ${MIRROR}/dists/${CODENAME}/main/disks-${ARCH}/current/. | \
awk '{print $1}'`
else
disks=0
fi
if [ -f $BASEDIR/tools/boot/$CODENAME/boot-$ARCH.calc ]; then
. $BASEDIR/tools/boot/$CODENAME/boot-$ARCH.calc
fi
SIZE_ARGS=''
for CD in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15; do
size=`eval echo '$'"BOOT_SIZE_${CD}"`
[ "$size" = "" ] && size=0
[ $CD = "1" ] && size=$(($size + $disks))
mult=`eval echo '$'"SIZE_MULT_${CD}"`
[ "$mult" = "" ] && mult=100
FULL_SIZE=`echo "($DEFBINSIZE - $size) * 1024 * 1024" | bc`
echo "INFO: Reserving $size MB on CD $CD for boot files. SIZELIMIT=$FULL_SIZE."
if [ $mult != 100 ]; then
echo " INFO: Reserving "$((100-$mult))"% of the CD for extra metadata"
FULL_SIZE=`echo "$FULL_SIZE * $mult" / 100 | bc`
echo " INFO: SIZELIMIT now $FULL_SIZE."
fi
SIZE_ARGS="$SIZE_ARGS SIZELIMIT${CD}=$FULL_SIZE"
done
FULL_SIZE=`echo "($DEFSRCSIZE - $size) * 1024 * 1024" | bc`
make list COMPLETE=1 $SIZE_ARGS SRCSIZELIMIT=$FULL_SIZE
echo " ... building the images"
if [ "$ARCH" = "i386" ]; then
export OUT="$TMP_OUT/$ARCH"; mkdir -p $OUT
make bin-official_images
echo Generating MD5Sums of the images
make imagesums
export OUT="$TMP_OUT/src"; mkdir -p $OUT
make src-official_images
echo Generating MD5Sums of the images
make imagesums
else
export OUT=$TMP_OUT/$ARCH; mkdir -p $OUT
make bin-official_images
if [ $? -gt 0 ]; then
echo "ERROR WHILE BUILDING OFFICIAL IMAGES !!" >&2
if [ "$ATTEMPT_FALLBACK" = "yes" ]; then
echo "I'll try to build a simple (non-bootable) CD" >&2
make clean
make installtools
make bin-images
else
exit 1
fi
fi
echo Generating MD5Sums of the images
make imagesums
echo Generating list files for images
make pi-makelist
fi
echo "--------------- `date` ---------------"
done

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<head>
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<title>Debian GNU/Linux -- The Universal Operating System</title>
<meta name="Description" content="Debian GNU/Linux is a free distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system. It is maintained and updated through the work of many users who volunteer their time and effort.">
<meta name="Keywords" content="debian, GNU, linux, unix, open source, free, DFSG">
<meta name="Language" content="English">
<meta name="Author" content="J.A. Bezemer, debian-boot@lists.debian.org">
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#if 0
If you read THIS, you're viewing the actual source file ;-)
#endif
#undef i386
#undef amd64
#undef alpha
#undef powerpc
#undef ppc
#undef sparc
#undef ultrasparc
#undef m68k
#undef arm
#undef binary
#undef bin
#undef source
#undef src
#if OUTPUTtext
#define href nothing
#endif
#include <README.diskdefines>
#if OUTPUThtml
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</table>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
<div align=right>
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</div>
#endif
<table bgcolor="#DF0451" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
width="100%" summary="">
<tr>
<td valign="top">
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vspace="0" alt="" width="15" height="16">
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DISKNAME CD
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<font face="Arial,Helvetica">
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#if OUTPUTtext
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CONTENTS:
<br>
&nbsp;<br>
<UL>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
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#endif
<A href="#intro">Intro</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
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<big><big><B><I>
Welcome to the exciting world of
</I></B></big></big>
<br>
<big><big><big><B><I>
Debian GNU/Linux!
</I></B></big></big></big>
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Intro
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<p>
This is one of the CD-ROMs of the
<a href="http://www.debian.org/">Debian GNU/Linux</a>
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
<A href="http://www.debian.org/intro/free">free</A>
(as in &quot;freedom&quot;).
<P>
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
<A href="http://www.linux.org/">Linux</A> kernel but work is
in progress to provide Debian for other kernels, using
<A href="http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html">the Hurd</A>.
Most of the basic operating system tools
come from the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/">GNU project</A>; hence the name
GNU/Linux.
<P>
Debian is available for various kinds of computers
(&quot;architectures&quot;), like
&quot;IBM-compatible&quot; PCs (<i>i386</i>),
Compaq's <i>Alpha</i>,
Motorola's 680x0 (<i>m68k</i>),
Sun's <i>Sparc</i>,
Motorola/IBM's <i>PowerPC</i>, and <i>(Strong)ARM</i> processors.
Check the <A href="http://www.debian.org/ports">ports</A> page
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(http://www.debian.org/ports)
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for more information.
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About This CD
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<p>
This CD-ROM is labeled
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<tt>&nbsp;
DISKNAME
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which means that this CD is number DISKNUM of TOTALNUM CDs containing
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programs ("binaries") for `ARCH' computers.
<P>
The programs on the Binary CDs are ordered by popularity. The Binary-1 CD
contains the most popular programs and the installation tools; it is possible
to install and run Debian with only the Binary-1 CD. The other CDs, up to
Binary-TOTALNUM, contain mostly special-interest programs.
<p>
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The Release Notes for "etch" are available on the <A
href="http://www.debian.org/releases/etch/releasenotes">Debian web
site</A>.
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#if DISKNUM == 1
The Release Notes for Debian GNU/Linux "etch" are included on this CD
in <A href=%%""doc/release-notes/%%"">/doc/release-notes/</a>, in
several languages. Additional translations and updated versions for
the Release Notes may be available from the <A
href="http://www.debian.org/releases/etch/releasenotes">Debian web
site</A>.
else
See the first CD in this set for the "etch" Release Notes.
#endif
#endif
#endif
#if TYPEsource
the source code of programs in the Debian OS.
<P>
The source packages on the Source CDs are ordered by popularity, like
the programs on the Binary CDs. This means that the source code of the
programs on the Binary-DISKNUM CD can most likely be found on this CD
(though there may be some variation due to size issues).
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<P><HR><P><H2><A name="install">
#endif
Installing
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
==========
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
#if TYPEbinary
Because Debian is a complete Operating System, the installation procedure
may seem a bit unusual. You can install Debian GNU/Linux either
<i>alongside</i> your current OS, or as the <i>only</i> OS on your computer.
#if OMIT_MANUAL
<P>
An <b>Installation Guide</b> for this CD is available from
<A href="http://www.debian.org/releases/etch/installmanual">the Debian web site</a>.
#else
<P>
An <b>Installation Guide</b> is included on this CD at
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href="doc/install/manual/en/index.html">doc/install/manual/en/index.html</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (English version)</tt>
<P>
Several translations of the Installation Guide are included on this CD in
the <tt><A href="doc">doc/</a></tt> directory, along with various other documents.
<br>
Note: additional translations, other formats (like PDF and TXT) and updated
versions for the Installation Guide are available from
<A href="http://www.debian.org/releases/etch/installmanual">the Debian web site</a>.
#endif
<P>
Programs and other files that are needed for the installation can be found on
this CD under
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href=%%""tools/%%"">/tools/</a>
</tt>
and
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href=%%""install/floppy/%%"">/install/floppy/</a>
</tt>
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHamd64 || ARCHalpha || ARCHpowerpc || ARCHsparc
<P>
For the impatient ones:
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHalpha || ARCHsparc
you can start the installation program easily by booting off this CD-ROM.
Note that not all (esp. older) systems support this.
<P>
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHamd64 || ARCHpowerpc
#if ARCHi386
You can also
#else
you can
#endif
examine the
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<a href="install/">/install</a>
</tt>
<P>
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 CD.
See the README on that CD for more info.
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="lastmin">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="lastmin">
#endif
Last-Minute Notes
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
=================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
<UL>
<LI>
You should keep in mind that this is an unofficial CD of the current
development version of the Debian system. This means that all sorts of
bugs may be present anywhere in the system.
<br>&nbsp;
</LI>
#if 0
-------- This can't be an official image, so also no official notes.
<LI>
Last-minutes notes for this CD may be available on
<a href="http://www.debian.org/CD/releases/">http://www.debian.org/CD/releases/</a>
</LI>
#endif
</UL>
#endif
#if TYPEbinary
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="apt">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="apt">
#endif
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#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
=============
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
After installing or upgrading, Debian's packaging system can use CD-ROMs,
local collections, or networked servers (FTP, HTTP) to automatically
install software from (<tt>.deb</tt> <i>packages</i>). This is done
preferably with the `apt' and `aptitude' programs.
<P>
You can install packages from the commandline using
<tt>apt-get</tt>. For example, if you want to install the packages
`commprog' and `maxgame', you can give the command
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
apt-get install commprog maxgame
</tt>
<P>
Note that you don't have to enter the complete path, or the
`<tt>.deb</tt>' extension. `Apt' will figure this out itself.
<P>
Or use aptitude for a full screen interactive selection of available
Debian packages.
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#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
#if OUTPUTtext
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#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
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#endif
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#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
You are completely free to manufacture and re-distribute CD-ROMs of the
Debian GNU/Linux Operating System, like this one. There is no charge from
us (but of course donations are always welcome).
<P>
For all needed information and contact addresses, please refer to
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.debian.org/CD/">http://www.debian.org/CD/</a>
</tt>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
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#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="other">
#endif
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#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
#if DISKNUM1 && TYPEbinary
There is much more information present on this CD. Besides the already
mentioned installation and upgrading procedures, this is the most
interesting: <P>
<UL>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/FAQ
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/FAQ/">Debian FAQ</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/constitution.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/constitution.txt">The Debian Constitution</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/debian-manifesto
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/debian-manifesto">The Debian Manifesto</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/social-contract.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/social-contract.txt">Debian's Social Contract</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/bug-reporting.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/bug-reporting.txt">Bug reporting instructions</a>
</LI>
</UL>
#else
The Binary-1 CD contains much more information about various aspects
of the Debian Operating System and the Debian organization.
See the README on that CD for more info.
#endif
<P>
Also on the Internet are many resources. To name a few:
<P>
<UL>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/">The Debian homepage</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org/doc
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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<A href="http://www.debian.org/doc/">Debian Documentation</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
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&nbsp;
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</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.tldp.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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<A href="http://www.tldp.org/">The Linux Documentation Project</a>
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<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.linux.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
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#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
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#if OUTPUTtext
(http://www.debian.org/contact)
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About the Smart Boot Manager image
----------------------------------
The file `sbm.bin' that is available in this directory may be useful
to you if you are not able to directly boot the first CD because your
BIOS may be too old and may not support ISOLINUX.
Then, instead of booting on the CD directly, you create a Smart Boot
Manager floppy image by using the sbm.bin disk image. You can create this
floppy with rawrite (under DOS) or with dd (under Linux). Now you can
boot on this floppy disk and it will detect your CDROM and let you boot
on it bypassing any BIOS limitation.
What is SBM ?
Smart Boot Manager or briefly SmartBtmgr (SBM), is an OS independent
Boot Manager - a program that is loaded by the bios before any
operating system and allows you to choose which operating system to
boot.
SBM is included in Debian in two ways, the package bmconf allows us to
install and configure an old version of SBM and sbm wich is the latest
version of SBM with an installer.
What's the use of SBM on the CD then ?
SBM includes an IDE driver that allows us to boot the cds even on
machines with a BIOS that wouldn't support booting from CD, provided our
CDROM is an IDE one, that is, so you can make a SBM floppy and boot from
it and then tell it to boot from your CDROM.
Also, there are some cases where the BIOS would allow booting from the CD
but isolinux fails to boot from there, in this case you can either boot
using a CD other than the first, as the others don't use isolinux, or you
can make a SBM floppy and boot from this floppy and then tell SBM to boot
your CDROM.
How do you make a SBM floppy ?
If you have SBM installed on a box you can run sbminst. Otherwise you can
put the sbm.bin floppy image that we provide with our cds onto a floppy
just like you would do with a rescue image.

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<chrp-boot>
<description>Debian/GNU Linux Installation on IBM CHRP hardware</description>
<os-name>Debian/GNU Linux for PowerPC</os-name>
<boot-script>boot &device;:\install\yaboot</boot-script>
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# DECstations with R4000 CPU
label=linux-kn04
append="initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r4k-kn04
# DECstations with R4000 CPU, expert mode
label=expert-kn04
append="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r4k-kn04
# DECstations with R3000 CPU
label=linux-kn02
append="initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r3k-kn02
# DECstations with R3000 CPU, expert mode
label=expert-kn02
append="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r3k-kn02

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# These udebs build the d-i cdrom initrd. As such, there is no reason
# to keep another copy of them on the CD in udeb form.
#
# This duplicates data found in the file build/pkg-lists/kernel, in d-i svn
kernel-image-*
# build/pkg-lists/base in d-i svn
rootskel
main-menu
cdebconf-udeb
udpkg
anna
di-utils-shell
di-utils-reboot
lowmemcheck
# build/pkg-lists/cdrom/common, in d-i svn (also included in the
# root+cd-drivers floppies)
busybox-cvs-udeb
busybox-udeb
rootskel-locale
installation-locale
languagechooser
countrychooser
localechooser
iso-3166-udeb
hw-detect
cdrom-detect
cdrom-retriever
load-cdrom
cdrom-checker
bogl-bterm-udeb
di-utils-terminfo
cdebconf-priority
cdebconf-newt-udeb
usb-discover
preseed-common
initrd-preseed
file-preseed
nano-udeb
floppy-retriever
libfribidi0-udeb
# Already on the initrd, thanks to library reduction.
libdebconfclient0-udeb
libdebian-installer-extra4-udeb
libdebian-installer-udeb
# A reduced version is on the initrd. Nothing currently needs the full
# version.
slang1a-utf8-udeb
# These udebs are only useful in building the boot floppy image.
busybox-cvs-floppy-udeb
busybox-floppy-udeb
di-utils-bootfloppy
rootskel-bootfloppy
# gtk stuff
cdebconf-gtk-udeb
fontconfig-udeb
libatk1.0-udeb
libdirectfb-0.9-19-udeb
libexpat1-udeb
libfreetype6-udeb
libglib2.0-udeb
libgtk+2.0-directfb0-udeb
libpango1.0-udeb
libpng12-0-udeb
ttf-freefont-udeb
libdirectfb-0.9-22-udeb
fbset-udeb
# This udeb is not in good shape and is largely supersceded by
# cdebconf-newt-udeb
cdebconf-slang-udeb
# We're currently using busybox's own shell, and do not need this one.
dash-udeb
# Not currently used
cdebootstrap-udeb
hdparm-udeb
laptop-detect-udeb
# These dhcp clients are not the currently preferred one.
dhcp3-client-udeb
pump-udeb
# This package is only useful in the d-i-demo.
di-utils-exit-installer
# No need for these loaders.
load-installer
download-installer
load-floppy
# Only useful in the hd-media initrd.
iso-scan
load-iso
# We're using busybox's modutils these days.
modutils-basic
modutils-full
# Nothing currently depends on this, and it seems not useful on its own.
reiserfsprogs-udeb
# These are not really needed, the regular netcfg subsumes them.
netcfg-static
netcfg-dhcp
# skolelinux stuff, not for the stock CDs
debian-edu-install-udeb
debian-edu-profile-udeb
ltsp-client-builder
autopartkit
lvm10-udeb
# If needed, will be on the initrd already.
module-init-tools-udeb
rescue-check
rootskel-gtk
cdebconf-text-udeb
# Obsolete
hw-detect-full
# Eh?
gnumach-udeb
# Exclude apt-setup components; they will be included

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# These udebs are in the d-i cdrom initrd and the hd-media initrd.
# As such, there is no reason to keep another copy of them on the CD
# in udeb form.
isa-pnp-modules-*
socket-modules-*
console-keymaps-at
console-keymaps-usb
discover-data-udeb
discover-udeb
discover1-data-udeb
discover1-udeb
fat-modules-*
cdrom-core-modules-*
cdrom-modules-*
ide-modules-*
ide-core-modules-*
input-modules-*
fb-modules-*
kbd-chooser
usb-modules-*
usb-storage-modules-*
scsi-core-modules-*
# Not needed with the 2.6 kernel on amd64.
userdevfs
# The speakup kernel modules are not useful unless the access images are
# provided.
*-speakup-di
# These packages are for the old partitioning system, and should not be
# included as they confuse users.
# Note that partconf-find-partitions is used by lvmcfg-utils, so is not
# excluded likewise, partconf-mkfstab is used by autopartkit.
partconf
partitioner
# This is obsolete.
discover2-data-udeb

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# These udebs are in the d-i cdrom initrd and the cd-drivers+root floppies.
# As such, there is no reason to keep another copy of them on the CD
# in udeb form.
isa-pnp-modules-*
socket-modules-*
console-keymaps-at
console-keymaps-usb
floppy-modules-*
discover-data-udeb
discover-udeb
discover1-data-udeb
discover1-udeb
cdrom-core-modules-*
cdrom-modules-*
ide-modules-*
ide-core-modules-*
input-modules-*
fb-modules-*
kbd-chooser
usb-modules-*
usb-storage-modules-*
scsi-core-modules-*
# Not needed with the 2.4 kernel on i386.
userdevfs
# The speakup kernel modules are not useful unless the access images are
# provided.
*-speakup-di
# These udebs are not used yet.
mouse-modules-*
# Only needed on arches that use partconf or autopartkit.
partconf-mkfstab

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# These udebs build the d-i cdrom initrd. As such, there is no reason
# to keep another copy of them on the CD in udeb form.
#
# This duplicates data found in the file build/pkg-lists/cdrom/powerpc,
# in d-i Subversion.
cdrom-core-modules-*
console-keymaps-at
console-keymaps-usb
discover-data-udeb
discover-udeb
discover1-data-udeb
discover1-udeb
eject-udeb
firewire-core-modules-*
fs-common-modules-*
ide-modules-*
input-modules-*
kbd-chooser
pcmcia-cs-udeb
pcmcia-modules-*
pcmcia-storage-modules-*
scsi-common-modules-*
scsi-core-modules-*
scsi-modules-*
socket-modules-*
usb-modules-*
usb-storage-modules-*
# Not needed with the 2.4 kernel on powerpc.
userdevfs

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\ FORTH is identifed by a forth comment at first line
\
\ terminal control stuff
\
: TTY.CSI d# 27 EMIT ASCII [ EMIT ;
: TTY.HOME TTY.CSI ASCII H EMIT ;
: TTY.CLR_EOS TTY.CSI ASCII J EMIT ;
: TTY.HOME_CLR TTY.HOME TTY.CLR_EOS ;
\
\ boot menu stuff
\
: my-max-boot-num 3 ;
: my-boot-default 1 ;
: my-boot-delay d# 300 ; \ unit = 100 ms
: my-print-menu ( -- )
TTY.HOME_CLR
." " cr
." Welcome to Debian GNU/Linux ${DEBIAN_VERSION}!" cr
." " cr
." This is a Debian installation ${MEDIA_TYPE}," cr
." built on ${BUILD_DATE}." cr
." " cr
." The default option is (1) 'install'. For maximum" cr
." control, you can use the (2) 'expert' option." cr
." " cr
." ************************************" cr
." If in doubt, just choose (1) 'install'" cr
." ************************************" cr
." " cr
." 1: install" cr
." 2: expert" cr
." 3: return to OF prompt" cr
." " cr
;
: my-boot-case ( num -- )
." " cr
case
1 of " cd install/powerpc/vmlinuz-chrp.initrd devfs=mount,dall init=/linuxrc --" endof
2 of " cd install/powerpc/vmlinuz-chrp.initrd DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low devfs=mount,dall init=/linuxrc --" endof
3 of " none" endof
endcase
$boot
;
: my-input-num ( wait-period max-boot-num default-num -- boot-num )
1 \ loop-inc = 1
3 pick 0 do
0d emit
." press 1-"
( wait-period max-boot-num default-num loop-inc )
2 pick ascii 0 + emit
dup 1 = if
." within "
3 pick i - d# 10 / .d
." seconds"
then
." (default: "
over ascii 0 + emit
." ) : "
d# 100 ms
key? if
key
( wait-period max-boot-num default-num loop-inc key )
dup 0d = if \ return pressed
drop leave
then
ascii 0 -
( wait-period max-boot-num default-num loop-inc num )
dup 1 5 pick
( wait-period max-boot-num default-num loop-inc num num 1 max-boot-num )
between if
rot drop swap leave
then
( wait-period max-boot-num default-num loop-inc num )
2drop 0 \ loop-inc = 0
then
dup +loop
drop
( wait-period max-boot-num boot-num )
nip nip
;
my-print-menu
my-boot-delay my-max-boot-num my-boot-default my-input-num
my-boot-case

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About the S/390 installation CD
===============================
It is possible to "boot" the installation system off this CD using
the files provided in the /boot directory.
Note that the /boot/d390oco.* files are only provided as an example
as Debian cannot ship the object-code-only-modules-ramdisk (oco.bin).
Although you can boot the installer from this CD, the installation
itself is *not* actually done from the CD. Once the initrd is loaded,
the installer will ask you to configure your network connection and
uses the network-console component to allow you to continue the
installation over SSH. The rest of the installation is done over the
network: all installer components and Debian packages are retrieved
from a mirror.
Tip for users of the Hercules emulator
--------------------------------------
If you want to ipl the installer off this CD, mount it on the host
system (e.g. on /media/cdrom) and enter the following in the Hercules
management console:
ipl /media/cdrom/boot/d390.ins

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Index: tools/boot/etch/boot-s390
===================================================================
--- tools/boot/etch/boot-s390 (revision 0)
+++ tools/boot/etch/boot-s390 (revision 0)
@@ -0,0 +1,98 @@
+#!/bin/bash
+#
+# boot-s390 version 0.2
+#
+# (C) 2001 Jochen Röhrig <jr@debian.org>
+# 2005 Frans Pop <fjp@debian.org>
+#
+# Released under the GNU general Public License.
+# See the copyright file for license details.
+# Released as part of the debian_cd package, not much use stand alone.
+#
+# Install stuff for booting an s390 system from VM-reader, tape,
+# FTP-server, CD-ROM or emulated tape.
+#
+# $1 is the CD number
+# $2 is the temporary CD build dir
+
+. $BASEDIR/tools/boot/$CODENAME/common.sh
+
+set -e
+
+N=$1
+CDDIR=$2
+
+cd $CDDIR/..
+
+if [ $N != "1" ] && [ $N != "1_NONUS" ] ; then
+ echo "-J" > $N.mkisofs_opts
+ exit 0
+fi
+
+if [ "$DI_WWW_HOME" = "default" ];then
+ DI_WWW_HOME="https://lophos.multibuild.org/d-i/images/daily"
+ if [ -n "$DI_DIR" ];then
+ DI_DIR="$DI_DIR/~${DI_WWW_HOME#*~}"
+ DI_WWW_HOME=""
+ fi
+fi
+if [ ! "$DI_DIST" ]; then
+ DI_DIST="$DI_CODENAME"
+fi
+
+imagedir="boot$N/boot"
+mkdir -p $imagedir
+
+# Install the two kernel images, the ramdisk and the parameter file
+# The following files need to be included:
+# - generic/parmfile.debian : parameter file
+# - generic/initrd.debian : initrd; to be used for both VM-reader and tape
+# - generic/kernel.debian : kernel for WM-reader
+# - tape/kernel.debian : kernel for tape
+# - tape/kernel.debian-nolabel : kernel for tape (nolabel)
+
+images_S390="generic/parmfile.debian generic/initrd.debian generic/kernel.debian tape/kernel.debian tape/kernel.debian-nolabel"
+
+for image in $images_S390; do
+ case $image in
+ generic/parmfile.debian)
+ imagedest=parmfile ;;
+ generic/initrd.debian)
+ imagedest=root.bin ;;
+ generic/kernel.debian)
+ imagedest=linux_vm ;;
+ tape/kernel.debian)
+ imagedest=linux_tp ;;
+ tape/kernel.debian-nolabel)
+ imagedest=linux_nl ;;
+ esac
+ imagedest="$imagedir/$imagedest"
+
+ if [ -n "$LOCAL" -a -f "${LOCALDEBS:-$MIRROR}/dists/$DI_DIST/local/installer-$ARCH/current/images/$image" ]; then
+ cp "${LOCALDEBS:-$MIRROR}/dists/$DI_DIST/local/installer-$ARCH/current/images/$image" "$imagedest"
+ elif [ ! "$DI_WWW_HOME" ];then
+ if [ ! "$DI_DIR" ];then
+ DI_DIR="$MIRROR/dists/$DI_DIST/main/installer-$ARCH/current/images"
+ fi
+ cp "$DI_DIR/$image" "$imagedest"
+ else
+ wget "$DI_WWW_HOME/$image" -O "$imagedest"
+ fi
+done
+
+# Copy the different boot files
+# - d390.ins : for booting from CD-ROM or FTP-Server
+# - d390oco.ins : same, using object-code-only-modules-ramdisk (example)
+# - d390.tdf : for booting from emulated tape
+# - d390oco.tdf : same, using object-code-only-modules-ramdisk (example)
+
+cp $BASEDIR/data/$CODENAME/s390/d390* "$imagedir/"
+
+# Copy the README file
+
+cp $BASEDIR/data/$CODENAME/s390/README.boot "boot$N/"
+
+
+# Include the boot$N/-tree into the iso-image
+
+echo -n "-J boot$N " >> $N.mkisofs_opts
Property changes on: tools/boot/etch/boot-s390
___________________________________________________________________
Name: svn:executable
+ *
Index: data/etch/s390/README.boot
===================================================================
--- data/etch/s390/README.boot (revision 0)
+++ data/etch/s390/README.boot (revision 0)
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+About the S/390 installation CD
+===============================
+
+It is possible to "boot" the installation system off this CD using
+the files provided in the /boot directory.
+
+Note that the /boot/d390oco.* files are only provided as an example
+as Debian cannot ship the object-code-only-modules-ramdisk (oco.bin).
+
+Although you can boot the installer from this CD, the installation
+itself is *not* actually done from the CD. Once the initrd is loaded,
+the installer will ask you to configure your network connection and
+uses the network-console component to allow you to continue the
+installation over SSH. The rest of the installation is done over the
+network: all installer components and Debian packages are retrieved
+from a mirror.
+
+
+Tip for users of the Hercules emulator
+--------------------------------------
+If you want to ipl the installer off this CD, mount it on the host
+system (e.g. on /media/cdrom) and enter the following in the Hercules
+management console:
+ ipl /media/cdrom/boot/d390.ins
Index: data/etch/s390/d390.ins
===================================================================
--- data/etch/s390/d390.ins (revision 0)
+++ data/etch/s390/d390.ins (revision 0)
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+* Debian GNU/Linux for S/390 (boot from CD-ROM or FTP-Server)
+linux_vm 0x00000000
+parmfile 0x00010480
+root.bin 0x00800000
Index: data/etch/s390/d390oco.ins
===================================================================
--- data/etch/s390/d390oco.ins (revision 0)
+++ data/etch/s390/d390oco.ins (revision 0)
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+* Debian GNU/Linux for S/390 (boot from CD-ROM or FTP-Server with OCO-Modules)
+linux_vm 0x00000000
+parmfile 0x00010480
+root.bin 0x00800000
+oco.bin 0x00c00000
Index: data/etch/s390/d390.tdf
===================================================================
--- data/etch/s390/d390.tdf (revision 0)
+++ data/etch/s390/d390.tdf (revision 0)
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+@TDF
+H:\BOOT\LINUX_TP UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+H:\BOOT\PARMFILE UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+H:\BOOT\ROOT.BIN UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+TM
+TM
+EOT
Index: data/etch/s390/d390oco.tdf
===================================================================
--- data/etch/s390/d390oco.tdf (revision 0)
+++ data/etch/s390/d390oco.tdf (revision 0)
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+@TDF
+H:\BOOT\LINUX_TP UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+H:\BOOT\PARMFILE UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+H:\BOOT\ROOT.BIN UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+H:\BOOT\OCO.BIN UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
+TM
+TM
+EOT

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* Debian GNU/Linux for S/390 (boot from CD-ROM or FTP-Server)
linux_vm 0x00000000
parmfile 0x00010480
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@TDF
H:\BOOT\LINUX_TP UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
H:\BOOT\PARMFILE UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
H:\BOOT\ROOT.BIN UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
TM
TM
EOT

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* Debian GNU/Linux for S/390 (boot from CD-ROM or FTP-Server with OCO-Modules)
linux_vm 0x00000000
parmfile 0x00010480
root.bin 0x00800000
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@TDF
H:\BOOT\LINUX_TP UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
H:\BOOT\PARMFILE UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
H:\BOOT\ROOT.BIN UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
H:\BOOT\OCO.BIN UNDEFINED RECSIZE 1024
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Welcome to Debian GNU/Linux ${DEBIAN_VERSION}!
This is a Debian installation ${MEDIA_TYPE}, built on ${BUILD_DATE}.
Keep it once you have installed your system, as you can boot from it
to repair the system on your hard disk if that ever becomes necessary.
WARNING: You should completely back up all of your hard disks before
proceeding. The installation procedure can completely and irreversibly
erase them! If you haven't made backups yet, remove the rescue CD from
the drive and press L1-A to get back to the OpenBoot prompt.
Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted
by applicable law.
[ ENTER - Boot install ] [ Type "rescue" - Boot into rescue mode ]

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partition=1
timeout=600
message=/boot/debian.txt
default=install
append="cdrom ramdisk_size=16384"
root=/dev/ram
### sparc64 boot images
image[sun4u]=/boot/2.6/sparc64
label=install
initrd=/boot/2.6/initrd.gz
image[sun4u]=/boot/sparc64
label=install24
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
# sparc64 expert boots
image[sun4u]=/boot/2.6/sparc64
label=expert
initrd=/boot/2.6/initrd.gz
append="debconf/priority=low"
image[sun4u]=/boot/sparc64
label=expert24
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
append="debconf/priority=low"
# sparc64 rescue boots
image[sun4u]=/boot/2.6/sparc64
label=rescue
initrd=/boot/2.6/initrd.gz
append="rescue/enable=true"
image[sun4u]=/boot/sparc64
label=rescue24
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
append="rescue/enable=true"
### sparc32 boot images
image[sun4c,sun4d,sun4m]=/boot/sparc32
label=install
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
# sparc32 expert boots
image[sun4c,sun4d,sun4m]=/boot/sparc32
label=expert
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
append="debconf/priority=low"
# sparc32 rescue boots
image[sun4c,sun4d,sun4m]=/boot/sparc32
label=rescue
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
append="rescue/enable=true"

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Welcome to Debian GNU/Linux ${DEBIAN_VERSION}!
This is a Debian installation ${MEDIA_TYPE},
built on ${BUILD_DATE}.
The default option is 'install'. For maximum
control, you can use the 'expert' option.
If the system fails to boot at all (the typical
symptom is a white screen which doesn't go away),
use 'install video=ofonly' or 'expert video=ofonly'.
The plain options are for the powerpc family of
processors (from 601 to G4). The *64 options are for
64bit powerpc processors, which include the IBM
Power3, Power4, Power5, ... boxes, as well as the
Apple G5 boxes. Press the tab key for a list of
options, or type 'help' for help.
************************************
If in doubt, just choose 'install', and if that
doesn't work, try 'install video=ofonly'.
************************************

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<CHRP-BOOT>
<COMPATIBLE>
MacRISC MacRISC3 MacRISC4
</COMPATIBLE>
<DESCRIPTION>
GNU/Linux PPC bootloader
</DESCRIPTION>
<BOOT-SCRIPT>
" screen" output
load-base release-load-area
boot cd:,\install\yaboot
</BOOT-SCRIPT>
<OS-BADGE-ICONS>
1010
000000000000F8FEACF6000000000000
0000000000F5FFFFFEFEF50000000000
00000000002BFAFEFAFCF70000000000
0000000000F65D5857812B0000000000
0000000000F5350B2F88560000000000
0000000000F6335708F8FE0000000000
00000000005600F600F5FD8100000000
00000000F9F8000000F5FAFFF8000000
000000008100F5F50000F6FEFE000000
000000F8F700F500F50000FCFFF70000
00000088F70000F50000F5FCFF2B0000
0000002F582A00F5000008ADE02C0000
00090B0A35A62B0000002D3B350A0000
000A0A0B0B3BF60000505E0B0A0B0A00
002E350B0B2F87FAFCF45F0B2E090000
00000007335FF82BF72B575907000000
000000000000ACFFFF81000000000000
000000000081FFFFFFFF810000000000
0000000000FBFFFFFFFFAC0000000000
000000000081DFDFDFFFFB0000000000
000000000081DD5F83FFFD0000000000
000000000081DDDF5EACFF0000000000
0000000000FDF981F981FFFF00000000
00000000FFACF9F9F981FFFFAC000000
00000000FFF98181F9F981FFFF000000
000000ACACF981F981F9F9FFFFAC0000
000000FFACF9F981F9F981FFFFFB0000
00000083DFFBF981F9F95EFFFFFC0000
005F5F5FDDFFFBF9F9F983DDDD5F0000
005F5F5F5FDD81F9F9E7DF5F5F5F5F00
0083DD5F5F83FFFFFFFFDF5F835F0000
000000FBDDDFACFBACFBDFDFFB000000
000000000000FFFFFFFF000000000000
0000000000FFFFFFFFFFFF0000000000
0000000000FFFFFFFFFFFF0000000000
0000000000FFFFFFFFFFFF0000000000
0000000000FFFFFFFFFFFF0000000000
0000000000FFFFFFFFFFFF0000000000
0000000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFF00000000
00000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF000000
00000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF000000
000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF0000
000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF0000
000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF0000
00FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF0000
00FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF00
00FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF0000
000000FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF000000
</OS-BADGE-ICONS>
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## This yaboot.conf is for CD booting only, do not use as reference.
## Debian GNU/Linux PowerPC (CODENAME)
# It is important not to have a comma after cd:
# Let's disable this one for now, as it breaks on IBM 64bit boxes,
# Not sure if it is ok on powermacs, but yaboot should be able to
# parse that from chosen/bootpath.
# device=cd:
default=install
# FIXME: will this be the correct path?
message=/install/boot.msg
# PowerPC subarch
image=/install/powerpc/vmlinux
label=install
initrd=/install/powerpc/initrd.gz
append="devfs=mount,dall init=/linuxrc --"
initrd-size=10240
read-only
image=/install/powerpc/vmlinux
label=expert
initrd=/install/powerpc/initrd.gz
append="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low devfs=mount,dall init=/linuxrc --"
initrd-size=10240
read-only
# PowerPC 64bit subarch
image=/install/powerpc64/vmlinux
label=install64
initrd=/install/powerpc64/initrd.gz
append="devfs=mount,dall init=/linuxrc --"
initrd-size=10240
read-only
image=/install/powerpc64/vmlinux
label=expert64
initrd=/install/powerpc64/initrd.gz
append="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low devfs=mount,dall init=/linuxrc --"
initrd-size=10240
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# ext. xlate creator type comment
.hqx Ascii 'BnHx' 'TEXT' "BinHex file"
.sit Raw 'SIT!' 'SITD' "StuffIT Expander"
.mov Raw 'TVOD' 'MooV' "QuickTime Movie"
.deb Raw 'Debn' 'bina' "Debian package"
.bin Raw 'ddsk' 'DDim' "Floppy or ramdisk image"
.img Raw 'ddsk' 'DDim' "Floppy or ramdisk image"
.b Raw 'UNIX' 'tbxi' "bootstrap"
yaboot Raw 'UNIX' 'boot' "bootstrap"
vmlinux Raw 'UNIX' 'boot' "bootstrap"
.conf Raw 'UNIX' 'conf' "bootstrap"
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#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
<A href="#lastmin">Last-Minute Notes</A>
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#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
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Welcome to the exciting world of
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Intro
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=====
#endif
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This is one of the CD-ROMs of the
<a href="http://www.debian.org/">Debian GNU/Linux</a>
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
<A href="http://www.debian.org/intro/free">free</A>
(as in &quot;freedom&quot;).
<P>
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
<A href="http://www.linux.org/">Linux</A> kernel but work is
in progress to provide Debian for other kernels, using
<A href="http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html">the Hurd</A>.
Most of the basic operating system tools
come from the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/">GNU project</A>; hence the name
GNU/Linux.
<P>
Debian is available for various kinds of computers
(&quot;architectures&quot;), like
&quot;IBM-compatible&quot; PCs (<i>i386</i>),
Compaq's <i>Alpha</i>,
Motorola's 680x0 (<i>m68k</i>),
Sun's <i>Sparc</i>,
Motorola/IBM's <i>PowerPC</i>, and <i>(Strong)ARM</i> processors.
Check the <A href="http://www.debian.org/ports">ports</A> page
#if OUTPUTtext
(http://www.debian.org/ports)
#endif
for more information.
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
Read more at <P>
&nbsp; http://www.debian.org/intro/about
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<A href="http://www.debian.org/intro/about">Read more...</A>
#endif
<A name="thiscd">
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
About This CD
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
=============
#endif
</H2>
</a>
This CD-ROM is labeled
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
DISKNAME
</tt>
<P>
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
which means that this CD is number DISKNUM of totally TOTALNUM CDs containing
#if TYPEbinary
programs ("binaries") for `ARCH' computers.
<P>
The programs on the Binary CDs are ordered by popularity. The Binary-1 CD
contains the most popular programs and the installation tools; it is possible
to install and run Debian with only the Binary-1 CD. The other CDs, up to
Binary-TOTALNUM, contain mostly special-interest programs.
#endif
#if TYPEsource
the source code of programs in the Debian OS.
<P>
The source packages on the Source CDs are ordered by popularity, like
the programs on the Binary CDs. This means that the source code of the
programs on the Binary-DISKNUM CD can most likely be found on this CD
(though there may be some variation due to size issues).
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#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
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#if OUTPUThtml
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#endif
Installing
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
==========
#endif
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</a>
#if DISKNUM1 && TYPEbinary
Because Debian is a complete Operating System, the installation procedure
may seem a bit unusual. You can install Debian GNU/Linux either
<i>next to</i> your current OS, or as <i>only</i> OS on your computer.
<P>
Read the <i>Installation Manual</i>, on this CD at
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href="install/doc/install.en.html">/install/doc/install.en.html</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </tt>
(English version).
<P>
Translations of the <i>Installation Manual</i>, and plain-text and PDF
versions, are also available in the
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href="install/doc/">/install/doc</a></tt>
<P>
directory, along with various other documents.
<P>
Programs and other files that are needed for the installation can be found on
this CD under
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href=%%""dists/potato/main/disks-ARCH/%%"">/dists/potato/main/disks-ARCH</a>
</tt>
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHalpha || ARCHpowerpc || ARCHsparc
<P>
For the impatient ones:
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHalpha || ARCHsparc
you can start the installation program easily by booting off this CD-ROM.
Note that not all (esp. older) systems support this.
<P>
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHpowerpc
#if ARCHi386
You can also
#else
you can
#endif
examine the
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<a href="install/">/install</a>
</tt>
<P>
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 CD.
See the README on that CD for more info.
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHalpha || ARCHm68k || ARCHsparc
<A name="upgrade">
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
Upgrading
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
=========
#endif
</H2>
</a>
#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 2.2.
<P>
Upgrading procedures, and things needed for the upgrade, can be found on
this CD in the
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href="upgrade/">/upgrade</a>
</tt>
<P>
directory.
#else
Procedures describing the upgrade from an older version of the Debian
Operating System are also located on the Binary-1 CD.
See the README on that CD for more info.
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#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
<A name="lastmin">
#if OUTPUTtext
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#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
Last-Minute Notes
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
=================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<UL>
<LI>
It is possible to run a Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 system with a new Linux kernel
version 2.4.x. For that, you may need to upgrade one or more software
packages to a newer version than available on this CD. Read
<a href="http://www.fs.tum.de/~bunk/kernel-24.html">http://www.fs.tum.de/~bunk/kernel-24.html</a>
for more information.
<BR>
Note that Debian does not officially recommend running a Linux kernel 2.4.x
at this moment.
<BR>&nbsp;
</LI>
<LI>
The K Desktop Environment (KDE) version 2 was not finished when Debian 2.2
was released, and is therefore not included. However, KDE2 packages
for Debian 2.2 are available for download at
<a href="http://kde.debian.net/">http://kde.debian.net</a>&nbsp;.
<BR>&nbsp;
</LI>
<LI>
At this moment, there are no Debian 2.2 packages available of the recently
released version 4.0 of XFree86 (the open-source implementation of the X Window
System). If you really need to run XFree86&nbsp;4, you have to (partially)
upgrade your system to the &quot;testing&quot; or &quot;unstable&quot;
distribution.
<BR>&nbsp;
</LI>
#if 0
<LI>
The Linux kernel version 2.2.15 on these CDs has been patched
to correct the <tt>seteuid</tt> problem with the fix from 2.2.16.
<!-- http://www.debian.org/Lists-Archives/debian-release-0006/msg00011.html -->
<BR>&nbsp;
</LI>
#endif
<LI>
More last-minutes notes for this CD may be available on
<a href="http://www.debian.org/CD/releases/">http://www.debian.org/CD/releases/</a>
</LI>
</UL>
#endif
#if TYPEbinary
<A name="apt">
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
Using CDs with Dselect and Apt
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
==============================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
After installing or upgrading, Debian's packaging system can use CD-ROMs,
local collections, or networked servers (FTP, HTTP) to automatically
install software from (<tt>.deb</tt> <i>packages</i>). This is done
preferably with the `apt' and `dselect' programs. If you do not already
know how to setup these, here is a brief explanation.
<P>
#define CDROMreadme 1
#include "apt-setup.html.in"
<P>
Once this is done, you can install packages from the commandline using
<tt>apt-get</tt>. For example, if you want to install the packages
`commprog' and `maxgame', you can give the command
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
apt-get install commprog maxgame
</tt>
<P>
Note that you don't have to enter the complete path, or the
`<tt>.deb</tt>' extension. `Apt' will figure this out itself.
<P>
`<tt>Dselect</tt>' is also able to use `apt' to fetch the packages. To set
up `<tt>dselect</tt>', choose [A]ccess in the main menu, and then select
`apt'. The <tt>sources.list</tt> file should be okay already, so don't let
the program make a new one. Then, after an [U]pdate, the configuration is
ready. You can just keep using [S]elect and [I]nstall to install packages.
<P>
See <tt>dselect</tt>'s online help screens for more information (use the
`<tt>?</tt>' key).
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
<A name="nonfree">
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
Non-free and Non-US
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
===================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
The package sections `non-free' and `non-US' contain packages that either
have a restrictive license, or can't be exported from the US (like `pgp'
or `ssh'). It may well be that this CD does not contain (all of) these
packages. You can get them from our FTP/HTTP mirror sites.
<P>
`Non-free' packages are on our "regular" mirrors, listed in
<a href="README.mirrors.html">README.mirrors.html</a> on this CD, or on
<a href="http://www.debian.org/distrib/ftplist">http://www.debian.org/distrib/ftplist</a> ("Full list of mirrors").
<P>
`Non-US' packages are on special mirrors outside the US, listed in
<a href="README.non-US">README.non-US</a> on this CD, or on
<a href="http://www.debian.org/misc/README.non-US">http://www.debian.org/misc/README.non-US</a>.
<P>
Note that you <i>are</i> allowed to <i>import</i> non-US packages into the US.
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
<A name="cdmanuf">
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
CD Manufacturers
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
You are completely free to manufacture and (re-)distribute CD-ROMs of the
Debian GNU/Linux Operating System, like this one. There is no charge from
us (but of course donations are always welcome).
<P>
For all needed information, and contact addresses, please refer to
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.debian.org/CD/">http://www.debian.org/CD/</a>
</tt>
#endif
<A name="other">
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2>
#endif
More Information
#if OUTPUTtext
<BR>
================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
#if DISKNUM1 && TYPEbinary
There is much more information present on this CD. Besides the already
mentioned installation and upgrading procedures, this is the most
interesting: <P>
<UL>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/FAQ
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/FAQ/">Debian FAQ</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/constitution.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/constitution.txt">The Debian Constitution</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/debian-manifesto
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/debian-manifesto">The Debian Manifesto</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/social-contract.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/social-contract.txt">Debian's Social Contract</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/bug-reporting.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/bug-reporting.txt">Bug reporting instructions</a>
</LI>
</UL>
#else
The Binary-1 CD contains much more information about various aspects
of the Debian Operating System and the Debian organization.
See the README on that CD for more info.
#endif
<P>
Also on the Internet are many resources. To name a few:
<P>
<UL>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/">The Debian homepage</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org/doc
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/doc/">Debian Documentation</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org/support
&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/support">Debian User Support</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.linuxdoc.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.linuxdoc.org/">The Linux Documentation Project</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.linux.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.linux.org/">General Linux homepage</a>
</LI>
</UL>
<P>
<DIV align="center">
#if OUTPUTtext
&nbsp;<br>
&nbsp;<br>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<HR>
#endif
<SMALL>See the Debian
<A href="http://www.debian.org/contact">contact page</A>
#if OUTPUTtext
(http://www.debian.org/contact)
#endif
for information on contacting us.
</SMALL><P>
<SMALL>
Last Modified: Wed Apr 18 19:09:34 CEST 2001
<BR></SMALL>
</DIV>
</TD>
</TR>
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First of all, comment out every line of <tt>/etc/apt/sources.list</tt> by
placing a hash sign (`<tt>#</tt>') in front of it (if it isn't already
there).
<P>
Then you need to add new "<tt>deb</tt>" lines describing the location(s)
where apt will get the new packages from. You can add "<tt>deb</tt>" lines
for a packages mirror on a local harddisk, and/or FTP/HTTP mirrors, and/or
(a set of) CD-ROMs. `Apt' will consider all packages that can be found
via any "<tt>deb</tt>" line, and use the one with the highest version
number, giving priority to the first mentioned lines. (So, in case of
multiple mirror locations, you'd typically first name a local harddisk,
then CD-ROMs, and finally FTP/HTTP mirrors.)
<P>
<UL>
<LI>
For an archive on a local harddisk, that for example has these directories,
#if OUTPUTtext
<PRE>
/var/ftp/debian/dists/potato/main/binary-ARCH/...
/var/ftp/debian/dists/potato/contrib/binary-ARCH/...
--------------- ------ |\
\________ \_ | \___
add: \ \ | \
--------------- ------ | \
deb file:/var/ftp/debian potato main contrib
</PRE>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<PRE>
/var/ftp/debian/dists/potato/main/binary-ARCH/...
/var/ftp/debian/dists/potato/contrib/binary-ARCH/...
--------------- ------ |\
\________ \_ | \___
add: \ \ | \
--------------- ------ | \
deb file:/var/ftp/debian potato main contrib
</PRE>
#endif
As shown, the `<tt>dists</tt>' is added implicitly, and the 3rd
and following arguments are used to expand the path into multiple
directories.
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
If you have a complete mirror that also has non-free and non-US, you
typically have to add lines like these:
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
<tt>&nbsp;
deb file:/var/ftp/debian potato main contrib non-free <BR>
&nbsp;
deb file:/var/ftp/debian-non-US potato/non-US main contrib non-free
</tt>
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
If you don't have such a structure, other description lines are
possible, see the <tt>sources.list</tt>
#if MANPAGEseebelow
manpage (see below).
#else
manpage.
#endif
</LI>
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
<LI>
FTP and HTTP packages mirror addresses can be found on
#if CDROMreadme
#if OUTPUTtext
this CD in README.mirrors.txt, or on
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
this CD in <a href="README.mirrors.html">README.mirrors.html</a>, or on
#endif
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org/distrib/ftplist,
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<a href="http://www.debian.org/distrib/ftplist">http://www.debian.org/distrib/ftplist</a>,
#endif
look at the "Full list of mirrors".
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
If the mirror has these directories:
#if OUTPUTtext
<PRE>
ftp://some-server/debian/dists/potato/main/binary-ARCH/...
ftp://some-server/debian/dists/potato/contrib/binary-ARCH/...
------------------------ ------ | |
\___ / | |
add: \ / | |
------------------------ ------ | |
deb ftp://some-server/debian potato main contrib
</PRE>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<PRE>
ftp://some-server/debian/dists/potato/main/binary-ARCH/...
ftp://some-server/debian/dists/potato/contrib/binary-ARCH/...
------------------------ ------ | |
\___ / | |
add: \ / | |
------------------------ ------ | |
deb ftp://some-server/debian potato main contrib
</PRE>
#endif
As shown, the `<tt>dists</tt>' is added implicitly, and the 3rd
and following arguments are used to expand the path into multiple
directories.
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
If you use a complete mirror that also has non-free and non-US, you
typically have to add lines like these:
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
<tt>&nbsp;
deb ftp://some-server/debian potato main contrib non-free <BR>
&nbsp;
deb ftp://some-server/debian-non-US potato/non-US main contrib non-free
</tt>
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
If the mirror doesn't have such a structure, other description lines are
possible, see the <tt>sources.list</tt>
#if MANPAGEseebelow
manpage (see below).
#else
manpage.
#endif
#if UPGRADING
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
NOTE: if you're using the static versions of `apt' and `dpkg' from this
directory, the hostname-lookup is "broken" (which is one reason to just
use slink's `apt'). The solution is to simply put the mirrors' IP address
in the "<tt>deb</tt>" line. (Hint: "<tt>nslookup some-server</tt>")
#endif
</LI>
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
<LI>
If you use (one or more) CD-ROMs, do _not_ add any lines to sources.list
manually.
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
Instead, first make sure there is a line in <tt>/etc/fstab</tt> that
connects the <tt>/cdrom</tt> mount point with your CD-ROM drive (the
exact `<tt>/cdrom</tt>' mount point is "required" for apt). For example,
if
#if ARCHi386
<tt>/dev/hdc</tt>
#else
<tt>/dev/scd0</tt>
#endif
is your CD-ROM drive, <tt>/etc/fstab</tt> should
contain a line
#if ARCHi386
#if OUTPUTtext
<PRE>
/dev/hdc /cdrom auto defaults,noauto,ro 0 0
</PRE>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<PRE>
/dev/hdc /cdrom auto defaults,noauto,ro 0 0
</PRE>
#endif
#else
#if OUTPUTtext
<PRE>
/dev/scd0 /cdrom auto defaults,noauto,ro 0 0
</PRE>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<PRE>
/dev/scd0 /cdrom auto defaults,noauto,ro 0 0
</PRE>
#endif
#endif
To test this, insert a CD-ROM and give commands
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
<tt>&nbsp; mount /cdrom</tt><BR>
<tt>&nbsp; ls -alF /cdrom &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</tt>
(this should show the CD-ROM's root directory)<BR>
<tt>&nbsp; umount /cdrom</tt>
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
Then, use the command
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
<tt>&nbsp;
apt-cdrom add
</tt>
<BR>&nbsp;<BR>
to add the data of each CD-ROM to apt's internal database.
This command will ask for one CD-ROM per run, and mount/unmount the
CD-ROM automatically. You should repeat this command for all 2.2 `Binary'
CD-ROMs you have.
#if UPGRADING
(`Source' CD-ROMs can be added as well, but only with the
latest version of `apt' from this directory, and they are not needed for
the upgrade anyway.)
#endif
</LI>
</UL>
<P>
When the <tt>sources.list</tt> is correct,
the final step of the preparation is to update apt's internal database
with the command
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
apt-get update
</tt>

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## This yaboot.conf is for CD booting only, do not use as reference.
## Debian GNU/Linux PowerPC (CODENAME)
init-message="Debian GNU/Linux PowerPC (CODENAME)"
# It is important not to have a comma after cd:
device=cd:
timeout=100
# potato needs \\ kludge because potato's yaboot is anchient broken crap
image=\\install\\powermac\\vmlinux
label=debian
initrd=\\install\\powermac\\root.bin
initrd-size=8192
read-only
# some machines have wonky framebuffer support
image=\\install\\powermac\\vmlinux
label=debian-novideo
initrd=\\install\\powermac\\root.bin
initrd-size=8192
append="video=ofonly"
read-only

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<title>Debian GNU/Linux -- The Universal Operating System</title>
<meta name="Description" content="Debian GNU/Linux is a free distribution of the GNU/Linux operating system. It is maintained and updated through the work of many users who volunteer their time and effort.">
<meta name="Keywords" content="debian, GNU, linux, unix, open source, free, DFSG">
<meta name="Language" content="English">
<meta name="Author" content="J.A. Bezemer, debian-boot@lists.debian.org">
<link rev="made" href="mailto:debian-boot@lists.debian.org">
</head>
<body text="#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" link="#0000FF" vlink="#800080" alink="#FF0000">
<!-- The HTML and TEXT file are NOT the actual source code. -->
<!-- For that, see http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/debian-cd -->
#if 0
If you read THIS, you're viewing the actual source file ;-)
#endif
#undef i386
#undef amd64
#undef alpha
#undef powerpc
#undef ppc
#undef sparc
#undef ultrasparc
#undef m68k
#undef arm
#undef binary
#undef bin
#undef source
#undef src
#if OUTPUTtext
#define href nothing
#endif
#include <README.diskdefines>
#if OUTPUThtml
<div align=right>
(<a href="README.txt">Text version</a>)
</div>
<table border="0" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" align="center" summary="">
<tr>
<td>
<img src="pics/logo-50.jpg" border="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="" width="50" height="61">
<img src="pics/debian.jpg" border="0" hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="Debian" width="179" height="61">
</td>
</tr>
</table>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
<div align=right>
(HTML version in README.html)
</div>
#endif
<table bgcolor="#DF0451" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"
width="100%" summary="">
<tr>
<td valign="top">
<img src="pics/red-upperleft.png" align="left" border="0" hspace="0"
vspace="0" alt="" width="15" height="16">
</td>
<td rowspan="2" align="center">
<table align="center" border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0">
<tr><td bgcolor="#000084">
<div align="center"><font color="#FFFFFF" face="helvetica,arial"><B>&nbsp;&nbsp;
#if 0
Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 "Potato" - Official i386 Binary-1 CD
#endif
DISKNAME CD
&nbsp;&nbsp;</B></font></div>
</td></tr>
</table>
</td>
<td valign="top">
<img src="pics/red-upperright.png" align="right" border="0" hspace="0"
vspace="0" alt="" width="16" height="16">
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td valign="bottom">
<img src="pics/red-lowerleft.png" align="left" border="0" hspace="0"
vspace="0" alt="" width="16" height="16">
</td>
<td valign="bottom">
<img src="pics/red-lowerright.png" align="right" border="0" hspace="0"
vspace="0" alt="" width="15" height="16">
</td>
</tr>
</table>
<table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="100%" summary="">
<tr>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table>
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%" summary="">
<tr>
<td colspan="3" valign="top" width="20%" bgcolor="#BBDDFF">
<img src="pics/blue-upperleft.png" align="left" border="0"
hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="" width="16" height="16">
<img src="pics/blue-upperright.png" align="right" border="0"
hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="" width="16" height="16">
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td bgcolor="#BBDDFF">&nbsp;&nbsp;</td>
<td valign="TOP" bgcolor="#BBDDFF">
<font face="Arial,Helvetica">
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><B><A href="http://www.debian.org/">Debian home&nbsp;page</A></B></P>
#endif
&nbsp;<br>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
&nbsp;<br>
CONTENTS:
<br>
&nbsp;<br>
<UL>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
<LI>
#endif
<A href="#intro">Intro</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI><LI>
#endif
<A href="#thiscd">About This CD</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI><LI>
#endif
<A href="#install">Installing</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI><LI>
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
<A href="#lastmin">Last-Minute Notes</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI><LI>
#endif
#endif
#if TYPEbinary
<A href="#apt">Using CDs with apt</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI><LI>
#endif
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
<A href="#cdmanuf">CD Manufacturers</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI><LI>
#endif
#endif
<A href="#other">More Information</A>
<P>
#if OUTPUThtml
&nbsp;<P>
<A href=".">Browse this CD-ROM</A></P>
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</tt>
</P>
#endif
</font>
#if OUTPUTtext
</LI>
</UL>
#endif
</td>
<td bgcolor="#BBDDFF">&nbsp;&nbsp;</td>
<td>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td>
<td valign="TOP" width="80%">
<div align="center">
<big><big><B><I>
Welcome to the exciting world of
</I></B></big></big>
<br>
<big><big><big><B><I>
Debian GNU/Linux!
</I></B></big></big></big>
</div>
<P><H2><A name="intro">
Intro
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
=====
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
This is one of the CD-ROMs of the
<a href="http://www.debian.org/">Debian GNU/Linux</a>
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
<A href="http://www.debian.org/intro/free">free</A>
(as in &quot;freedom&quot;).
<P>
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
<A href="http://www.linux.org/">Linux</A> kernel but work is
in progress to provide Debian for other kernels, using
<A href="http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html">the Hurd</A>.
Most of the basic operating system tools
come from the <a href="http://www.gnu.org/">GNU project</A>; hence the name
GNU/Linux.
<P>
Debian is available for various kinds of computers
(&quot;architectures&quot;), like
&quot;IBM-compatible&quot; PCs (<i>i386</i>),
Compaq's <i>Alpha</i>,
Motorola's 680x0 (<i>m68k</i>),
Sun's <i>Sparc</i>,
Motorola/IBM's <i>PowerPC</i>, and <i>(Strong)ARM</i> processors.
Check the <A href="http://www.debian.org/ports">ports</A> page
#if OUTPUTtext
(http://www.debian.org/ports)
#endif
for more information.
<P>
#if OUTPUTtext
Read more at <P>
&nbsp; http://www.debian.org/intro/about
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<A href="http://www.debian.org/intro/about">Read more...</A>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="thiscd">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="thiscd">
#endif
About This CD
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
=============
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
This CD-ROM is labeled
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
DISKNAME
</tt>
<P>
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
which means that this CD is number DISKNUM of TOTALNUM CDs containing
#if TYPEbinary
programs ("binaries") for `ARCH' computers.
<P>
The programs on the Binary CDs are ordered by popularity. The Binary-1 CD
contains the most popular programs and the installation tools; it is possible
to install and run Debian with only the Binary-1 CD. The other CDs, up to
Binary-TOTALNUM, contain mostly special-interest programs.
<p>
#if OMIT_RELEASE_NOTES
The Release Notes for "sarge" are available on the <A
href="http://www.debian.org/releases/sarge/releasenotes">Debian web
site</A>.
#else
#if DISKNUM == 1
The Release Notes for Debian GNU/Linux "sarge" are included on this CD
in <A href=%%""doc/release-notes/%%"">/doc/release-notes/</a>, in
several languages. Additional translations and updated versions for
the Release Notes may be available from the <A
href="http://www.debian.org/releases/sarge/releasenotes">Debian web
site</A>.
#else
See the first CD in this set for the "sarge" Release Notes.
#endif
#endif
#endif
#if TYPEsource
the source code of programs in the Debian OS.
<P>
The source packages on the Source CDs are ordered by popularity, like
the programs on the Binary CDs. This means that the source code of the
programs on the Binary-DISKNUM CD can most likely be found on this CD
(though there may be some variation due to size issues).
#endif
#else
#include <unoffextrascd.html.in>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="install">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="install">
#endif
Installing
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
==========
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
#if TYPEbinary
Because Debian is a complete Operating System, the installation procedure
may seem a bit unusual. You can install Debian GNU/Linux either
<i>alongside</i> your current OS, or as the <i>only</i> OS on your computer.
#if OMIT_MANUAL
<P>
An <b>Installation Guide</b> for this CD is available from
<A href="http://www.debian.org/releases/sarge/installmanual">the Debian web site</a>.
#else
<P>
An <b>Installation Guide</b> is included on this CD at
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href="doc/install/manual/en/index.html">doc/install/manual/en/index.html</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; (English version)</tt>
<P>
Several translations of the Installation Guide are included on this CD in
the <tt><A href="doc">doc/</a></tt> directory, along with various other documents.
<br>
Note: additional translations, other formats (like PDF and TXT) and updated
versions for the Installation Guide are available from
<A href="http://www.debian.org/releases/sarge/installmanual">the Debian web site</a>.
#endif
<P>
Programs and other files that are needed for the installation can be found on
this CD under
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href=%%""tools/%%"">/tools/</a>
</tt>
and
<tt>&nbsp;
<A href=%%""install/floppy/%%"">/install/floppy/</a>
</tt>
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHamd64 || ARCHalpha || ARCHpowerpc || ARCHsparc
<P>
For the impatient ones:
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHalpha || ARCHsparc
you can start the installation program easily by booting off this CD-ROM.
Note that not all (esp. older) systems support this.
<P>
#endif
#if ARCHi386 || ARCHamd64 || ARCHpowerpc
#if ARCHi386
You can also
#else
you can
#endif
examine the
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<a href="install/">/install</a>
</tt>
<P>
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 CD.
See the README on that CD for more info.
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="lastmin">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="lastmin">
#endif
Last-Minute Notes
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
=================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
<UL>
<LI>
You should keep in mind that this is an unofficial CD of the current
development version of the Debian system. This means that all sorts of
bugs may be present anywhere in the system.
<br>&nbsp;
</LI>
#if 0
-------- This can't be an official image, so also no official notes.
<LI>
Last-minutes notes for this CD may be available on
<a href="http://www.debian.org/CD/releases/">http://www.debian.org/CD/releases/</a>
</LI>
#endif
</UL>
#endif
#if TYPEbinary
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="apt">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="apt">
#endif
Using Apt
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
=============
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
After installing or upgrading, Debian's packaging system can use CD-ROMs,
local collections, or networked servers (FTP, HTTP) to automatically
install software from (<tt>.deb</tt> <i>packages</i>). This is done
preferably with the `apt' and `aptitude' programs.
<P>
You can install packages from the commandline using
<tt>apt-get</tt>. For example, if you want to install the packages
`commprog' and `maxgame', you can give the command
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
apt-get install commprog maxgame
</tt>
<P>
Note that you don't have to enter the complete path, or the
`<tt>.deb</tt>' extension. `Apt' will figure this out itself.
<P>
Or use aptitude for a full screen interactive selection of available
Debian packages.
#endif
#ifndef UNOFFEXTRAS
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="cdmanuf">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="cdmanuf">
#endif
CD Manufacturers
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
You are completely free to manufacture and re-distribute CD-ROMs of the
Debian GNU/Linux Operating System, like this one. There is no charge from
us (but of course donations are always welcome).
<P>
For all needed information and contact addresses, please refer to
<P>
<tt>&nbsp;
<a href="http://www.debian.org/CD/">http://www.debian.org/CD/</a>
</tt>
#endif
#if OUTPUTtext
<P>&nbsp;<P><H2><A name="other">
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<P><HR><P><H2><A name="other">
#endif
More Information
#if OUTPUTtext
<br>
================
#endif
</H2>
</a>
<p>
#if DISKNUM1 && TYPEbinary
There is much more information present on this CD. Besides the already
mentioned installation and upgrading procedures, this is the most
interesting: <P>
<UL>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/FAQ
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/FAQ/">Debian FAQ</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/constitution.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/constitution.txt">The Debian Constitution</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/debian-manifesto
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/debian-manifesto">The Debian Manifesto</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/social-contract.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/social-contract.txt">Debian's Social Contract</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
/doc/bug-reporting.txt
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="doc/bug-reporting.txt">Bug reporting instructions</a>
</LI>
</UL>
#else
The Binary-1 CD contains much more information about various aspects
of the Debian Operating System and the Debian organization.
See the README on that CD for more info.
#endif
<P>
Also on the Internet are many resources. To name a few:
<P>
<UL>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/">The Debian homepage</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org/doc
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/doc/">Debian Documentation</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.debian.org/support
&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.debian.org/support">Debian User Support</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.tldp.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.tldp.org/">The Linux Documentation Project</a>
</LI>
<LI>
#if OUTPUTtext
http://www.linux.org
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
#endif
<A href="http://www.linux.org/">General Linux homepage</a>
</LI>
</UL>
<P>
<DIV align="center">
#if OUTPUTtext
&nbsp;<br>
&nbsp;<br>
#endif
#if OUTPUThtml
<HR>
#endif
<SMALL>See the Debian
<A href="http://www.debian.org/contact">contact page</A>
#if OUTPUTtext
(http://www.debian.org/contact)
#endif
for information on contacting us.
</SMALL><P>
<SMALL>
Last Modified: Sat Mar 20 12:30:45 EST 2004
<br></SMALL>
</DIV>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="3" valign="bottom" width="20%" bgcolor="#BBDDFF">
<img src="pics/blue-lowerleft.png" align="left" border="0"
hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="" width="17" height="16">
<img src="pics/blue-lowerright.png" align="right" border="0"
hspace="0" vspace="0" alt="" width="16" height="16">
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
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About the Smart Boot Manager image
----------------------------------
The file `sbm.bin' that is available in this directory may be useful
to you if you are not able to directly boot the first CD because your
BIOS may be too old and may not support ISOLINUX.
Then, instead of booting on the CD directly, you create a Smart Boot
Manager floppy image by using the sbm.bin disk image. You can create this
floppy with rawrite (under DOS) or with dd (under Linux). Now you can
boot on this floppy disk and it will detect your CDROM and let you boot
on it bypassing any BIOS limitation.
What is SBM ?
Smart Boot Manager or briefly SmartBtmgr (SBM), is an OS independent
Boot Manager - a program that is loaded by the bios before any
operating system and allows you to choose which operating system to
boot.
SBM is included in Debian in two ways, the package bmconf allows us to
install and configure an old version of SBM and sbm wich is the latest
version of SBM with an installer.
What's the use of SBM on the CD then ?
SBM includes an IDE driver that allows us to boot the cds even on
machines with a BIOS that wouldn't support booting from CD, provided our
CDROM is an IDE one, that is, so you can make a SBM floppy and boot from
it and then tell it to boot from your CDROM.
Also, there are some cases where the BIOS would allow booting from the CD
but isolinux fails to boot from there, in this case you can either boot
using a CD other than the first, as the others don't use isolinux, or you
can make a SBM floppy and boot from this floppy and then tell SBM to boot
your CDROM.
How do you make a SBM floppy ?
If you have SBM installed on a box you can run sbminst. Otherwise you can
put the sbm.bin floppy image that we provide with our cds onto a floppy
just like you would do with a rescue image.

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netcfg
ethdetect
fdisk-udeb

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# AMD64 needed some updated/newer/patched source files compared to the
# rest of the sarge release. Source packages listed here are grabbed from the
# list at http://amd64.debian.net/docs/package_changes.txt
#
syslinux
linux86
gnupg
base-config
choose-mirror
libtool1.4
# fdisk-udeb
util-linux
# hdparm-udeb
hdparm
# libc6-udeb
glibc

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netcfg
ethdetect
pcmcia-cs-udeb
wireless-tools-udeb

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ethdetect
pcmcia-cs-udeb
wireless-tools-udeb

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netcfg
ethdetect
pcmcia-cs-udeb
wireless-tools-udeb

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netcfg
ethdetect

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netcfg
ethdetect

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ethdetect

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# DECstations with R4000 CPU
label=linux-kn04
append="initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r4k-kn04
# DECstations with R4000 CPU, expert mode
label=expert-kn04
append="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r4k-kn04
# DECstations with R3000 CPU
label=linux-kn02
append="initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r3k-kn02
# DECstations with R3000 CPU, expert mode
label=expert-kn02
append="DEBCONF_PRIORITY=low initrd=/boot/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=8192"
image=/boot/vmlinux-r3k-kn02

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# These udebs build the d-i cdrom initrd. As such, there is no reason
# to keep another copy of them on the CD in udeb form.
#
# This duplicates data found in the file build/pkg-lists/kernel, in d-i svn
kernel-image-*
# build/pkg-lists/base in d-i svn
rootskel
main-menu
cdebconf-udeb
udpkg
anna
di-utils-shell
di-utils-reboot
lowmemcheck
# build/pkg-lists/cdrom/common, in d-i svn (also included in the
# root+cd-drivers floppies)
busybox-cvs-udeb
rootskel-locale
languagechooser
countrychooser
iso-3166-udeb
hw-detect
cdrom-detect
cdrom-retriever
load-cdrom
cdrom-checker
bogl-bterm-udeb
di-utils-terminfo
cdebconf-priority
cdebconf-newt-udeb
usb-discover
preseed-common
initrd-preseed
file-preseed
nano-udeb
floppy-retriever
libfribidi0-udeb
# Already on the initrd, thanks to library reduction.
libdebconfclient0-udeb
# A reduced version is on the initrd. Nothing currently needs the full
# version.
slang1a-utf8-udeb
# These udebs are only useful in building the boot floppy image.
busybox-cvs-floppy-udeb
di-utils-bootfloppy
rootskel-bootfloppy
# Until someone gets the gtk cdebconf frontend going, all this is not worth
# including.
cdebconf-gtk-udeb
fontconfig-udeb
libatk1.0-udeb
libdirectfb-0.9-19-udeb
libexpat1-udeb
libfreetype6-udeb
libglib2.0-udeb
libgtk+2.0-directfb0-udeb
libpango1.0-udeb
libpng12-0-udeb
ttf-freefont-udeb
# This udeb is not in good shape and is largely supersceded by
# cdebconf-newt-udeb
cdebconf-slang-udeb
# We're currently using busybox's own shell, and do not need this one.
dash-udeb
# These dhcp clients are not the currently preferred one.
dhcp3-client-udeb
pump-udeb
# This package is only useful in the d-i-demo.
di-utils-exit-installer
# No need for these loaders.
load-installer
download-installer
load-floppy
# Only useful in the hd-media initrd.
iso-scan
load-iso
# We're using busybox's modutils these days.
modutils-basic
modutils-full
# Nothing currently depends on this, and it seems not useful on its own.
reiserfsprogs-udeb
# These are not really needed, the regular netcfg subsumes them.
netcfg-static
netcfg-dhcp
# skolelinux stuff, not for the stock CDs
debian-edu-install-udeb
debian-edu-profile-udeb
# If needed, will be on the initrd already.
module-init-tools-udeb
rescue-check
# Not used yet. When it is, will go in the initrd.
localechooser

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# These udebs are in the d-i cdrom initrd and the hd-media initrd.
# As such, there is no reason to keep another copy of them on the CD
# in udeb form.
isa-pnp-modules-*
socket-modules-*
console-keymaps-at
console-keymaps-usb
discover-data-udeb
discover-udeb
discover1-data-udeb
discover1-udeb
fat-modules-*
cdrom-core-modules-*
cdrom-modules-*
ide-modules-*
ide-core-modules-*
input-modules-*
fb-modules-*
kbd-chooser
usb-modules-*
usb-storage-modules-*
scsi-core-modules-*
# Not needed with the 2.6 kernel on amd64.
userdevfs
# The speakup kernel modules are not useful unless the access images are
# provided.
*-speakup-di
# These packages are for the old partitioning system, and should not be
# included as they confuse users.
# Note that partconf-find-partitions is used by lvmcfg-utils, so is not
# excluded likewise, partconf-mkfstab is used by autopartkit.
partconf
partitioner
# This is obsolete.
discover2-data-udeb

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# These udebs are in the d-i cdrom initrd and the cd-drivers+root floppies.
# As such, there is no reason to keep another copy of them on the CD
# in udeb form.
isa-pnp-modules-*
socket-modules-*
console-keymaps-at
console-keymaps-usb
floppy-modules-*
discover-data-udeb
discover-udeb
discover1-data-udeb
discover1-udeb
cdrom-core-modules-*
cdrom-modules-*
ide-modules-*
ide-core-modules-*
input-modules-*
fb-modules-*
kbd-chooser
usb-modules-*
usb-storage-modules-*
scsi-core-modules-*
# Not needed with the 2.4 kernel on i386.
userdevfs
# The speakup kernel modules are not useful unless the access images are
# provided.
*-speakup-di

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# These udebs build the d-i cdrom initrd. As such, there is no reason
# to keep another copy of them on the CD in udeb form.
#
# This duplicates data found in the file build/pkg-lists/cdrom/powerpc,
# in d-i Subversion.
cdrom-core-modules-*
console-keymaps-at
console-keymaps-usb
discover-data-udeb
discover-udeb
discover1-data-udeb
discover1-udeb
eject-udeb
firewire-core-modules-*
fs-common-modules-*
ide-modules-*
input-modules-*
kbd-chooser
pcmcia-cs-udeb
pcmcia-modules-*
pcmcia-storage-modules-*
scsi-common-modules-*
scsi-core-modules-*
scsi-modules-*
socket-modules-*
usb-modules-*
usb-storage-modules-*
# Not needed with the 2.4 kernel on powerpc.
userdevfs

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netcfg
ethdetect

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ethdetect

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