Quoting Joey Hess ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Myself, I find it easier to include udebs I am testing on the initrd, > even if they don't normally go there. However, if they depend on a lot > of libraries, this can result in some large initrds, which may be a > problem depending on how you're booting (and can require you to increase > the initrd size kernel parameter to boot properly).
This is what I tried and several others suggested me to do the same. However, my first tests were with partitioner...which needs fdisk-udeb for working. fdisk-udeb is huge (because of localisation files) and I never succeeded at making the initrd small enough... So I turned to another solution-->loop mount of of manty's images, copy it somewhere, add my "custom built" udebs there in pool/mail, add a config file at the root and then run apt-ftparchive on all this. FInally, build an ISO image with build/dest ans this directory, combined to be the root of the ISO image. Seems to work well, except that cdrom-checker currently says that this CD is not a Debian CD. I have to look at it for learning what is the used criterion and adapt my stuff to it. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
