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Ted, |
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>My thought is that the Installer spec files are >probably useless without |
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> >modified codebase and if they were released >then this would generate a |
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> flood of |
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> >distracting questions on the Installer list asking >for help on how to |
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> get them |
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> >to work. |
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Not completely atleast I could have a good basis of what packages will be on |
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the released gentoo-install cd. That is a good point about supporting the |
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spec files, I my self wouldnt need it but I did mention that I could over |
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look the scripts for now. |
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>Anyway, I am also working on a LiveCD that has >capabilities that are |
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> similar to |
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> >the Installer but I have decided that the best way >to do this is to take |
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> a |
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> >slower approach, dig into the Catalyst source >code and try to fully |
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> understand |
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> >all of the pieced needed to achieve this. |
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> >If you are interested in using this approach too >we could move this |
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> discussion |
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> >over to the catalyst list and continue it there :-) |
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Personally, creating my own installer cd is not the problem. My issue is I'd |
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like to keep it conformed so that when the installer cd is released, I dont |
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have to drop all the work I did to essiensial create what already exists. |
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Basically I'm not a having a problem using Catalyst. |
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Regards, |
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Michael Rosset |