>> i want to speed up the generation of new debianlive images. > there are a couple of things you can improve: > * use most recent live-helper (from sid)
[x] done > * make sure you have a local mirror accessible [x] done > * use tmpfs for the build directory That sounds interesting. Is there a parameter to set the build directory? I could format the ramdisk to tmpfs and mount it to /var/local/deblive/build Now i need something like lh config --build-dir /var/local/deblive/build > * build within a chroot, install auxiliary programs in that chroot, > and disable chrooted build in live-helper. > How is that done? Does that mean it works like this: lh config... lh build [chroot-dir remains] [now chroot to chroot-dir and change something] [exit chroot] lh build [if chroot is messed up or many new packages in the release, make a lh clean and start again with fresh chroot-dir] > if those doesn't help, the only thing to improve is, to buy faster > hardware (e.g. more disks), or reconfigure it (e.g. raid0). [x] CPU is one of the latest Intel Core duo. I will try to use a raid0, but i think a ramdisk would be a lot better. Thank you for your quick answers and for maintaining that nice project. -- Jonas Stein <n...@jonasstein.de> -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-live-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/4v2t77-hv5....@news.jonasstein.de
