On Saturday 22 February 2003 07:28 pm, Paul E Condon wrote: > Greg Madden wrote: > >On Saturday 22 February 2003 10:59 am, Soren Andersen wrote: > >>Hello, > > > >snip > > > >>My experience of trying to understand how the PTB at Debian want CD > >>iso's distributed was not very easy. I like and admire Jigdo, great > >>concept, but what left me frustrated was trying to understand how I > >>could create iso's that contain the *updated* Woody .deb's, not the > >>original release (3.0) .debs. It would have been just dandy if the > >>author(s) of the somewhat scanty documentation had just assumed > >> "anyone needing to burn iso's of Debian-Stable is going to want > >> 3.0r1 [or whatever is most recent], not 3.0". But that's not how the > >> instructions seem to have been written. There's big holes ... . So > >> anyway, my question, at last, is: does this thread I have unearthed > >> mean that now, there IS a URL at which I can point Jigdo to get it > >> to, in one easy-to-understand pass, assemble (I think that's the > >> correct term for what Jigdo does) a 3.0r1 .iso set ??? > > > >A good starting point is http://www.debian.org, and if you follow the > >links you will find 'list archives' , 'cd iso images>jigdo' & > >'Documentation'. > > > >i.e. http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/ > > I search for the string 'update' using the 'search this page' function > in mozilla. > I find one (1) hit: 'updated'. It is in the FAQ "AArgh..." and has > nothing to do with 3.0r1. > Where should I really look? Or for what string? > > Paul > > > There is an 'update' cd image for those not wanting to build a new > > set of cdroms. > > > >snip
http://us.cdimage.debian.org/jigdo-area/3.0_r1/jigdo/i386/ -- Greg Madden
