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On Sat, 2006-07-29 at 22:17 -0700, Ted Kosan wrote: |
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> The problem I am encountering in stage 1 is that the Java packages need to have |
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> the generation 1 and 2 VMs set before they can compile or they will exit with |
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> an error. |
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By "stage 1" I am assuming that you mean livecd-stage1, right? |
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> Does anyone have any thoughts on how the java-config-1 and java-config-2 |
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> scripts can be run after the Java VM packages have been compiled in stage 1 but |
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> before the Java packages that depend on them are compiled? |
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Simple. Don't use a stage3 tarball as your seed, but instead a stage4. |
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It means you'll have one more step, but it would essentially go like |
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this: |
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Use a stage3 for your seed for your stage4. In your stage4, you list |
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the java packages. Don't bother with any of the other stuff like any of |
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the kernel settings (in other words, remove them from your spec). You |
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will then have the option of using "stage4/fsscript" to run anything |
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that you wish. Run your java configuration. Once this is completed, |
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you will have a stage4 tarball to use as your livecd-stage1 seed stage |
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which will have java pre-configured. |
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