Does there exist a set of examples for making the jigdo tools
actually produce iso images instead of downloading 4.5 gig of
file parts and then crashing with no explanation? I mean,
it _seems_ like a good idea to only get the parts that have
changed, but I cannot find any clear explanation for what I'm
doing wrong. All I ever end up with is enormous files that
jigdo refuses to use the next pass:
280 debian-30r2-i386-binary-3.iso.list
662892 debian-30r2-i386-binary-3.tmp
56 woody-i386-3.jigdo
132 woody-i386-3.jigdo.unpacked
34776 woody-i386-3.template
Having spent hours downloading files and copying them around,
I get:
Found 0 of the 1639 files required by the template
Will not create image or temporary file - try again with
different input files I take the default path and hit <enter>,
and it starts downloading everything all over again.
Thanks for any input,
Rog
kc8cgh at arrl dot net
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