- move DOC-linux.html into the docbook in a section called "Quick Start for
Linux Users", and removed all references to the DOC-linux file that I could
find. Most of the text has been moved into the Linux RPM section. Parts
that did not fit into the docbook are now in doc/docbook/misc.txt.
- put vga.pcf into INSTALL_LIST_X11 so that it's only installed when
you configure with --with-x11.
- transfer section on VGA font installation from docs-html into user guide
- remove RCS id from screen shots within user guide, since they are changed
to the revision info of user.dbk.
Modified Files:
Makefile.in configure configure.in build/linux/.cvsignore
build/redhat/bochs.rpmspec.template doc/docbook/misc.txt
doc/docbook/user/user.dbk doc/man/bochs-dlx.1 doc/man/bochs.1
doc/man/bochsrc.5 doc/man/bximage.1 docs-html/install.html
Removed Files:
build/linux/DOC-linux.html.in build/linux/bochs-docs.in
> rpm uses actual permissions of the files when making a
> package by default. This causes warnings when building
> bochs 2.0.pre2 rpm.
- this fixes warnings like this one:
user bryce does not exist - using root
Now I hope I have it right. After the sed script it should look like
%attr(-,root,root) %dir /usr/lib/bochs
I was having trouble getting the initial / on "/usr/lib/bochs"
files specified as before. This solves the problem of
"error: cannot remove /usr/share/doc - directory not empty"
which I was getting when I tried to remove the RPM.
I am somewhat unhappy about the fact that this patch relies (at the
top) on finding rpmbuild in /usr/bin/. A better patch would search the
user's path properly, or perhaps be generated via configure to know
the correct rpmbuild path.
an improvement because you have to do a configure before using any makefile.
It used to be "configure; make rpm" and now it's just
"./build/redhat/make-rpm".
the dlx linux install into 1) unpack and configure, and 2) copy into place.
Because they are separate, we can unpack and configure with prefix=/usr
and then copy into place with prefix=$BUILDROOT/dlxlinux.
under /usr/bochs was just a hack so that I didn't have to list the individual
man pages in the file list. But nobody would find the man pages in
/usr/bochs/man unless they changed their manpath.
what directory they were installed in. For example bochs-dlx and
bochs-docs, etc. have the $prefix substituted into them, so if the
prefix is /var/tmp/rpm-buildroot/usr/bochs then they will not work
right.
