Alternatively you can use Rock Linux (another source-based "distro", maybe even the first one), where you can start from your current system, download the needed pkgs and compile your system with your favourite options and optimisations.
This is just one of many ways to get ROCK running. We use nfs-mounted directories in a chrooted environment for building a "clean" system, without any dependencies to the outer world. In the upcomming 1.7 dev-tree everything will be more flexible and more configurable. It ROCKs!
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Alternatively you can use Rock Linux (another source-based "distro", maybe even the first one), where you can start from your current system, download the needed pkgs and compile your system with your favourite options and optimisations.
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It Rockz!
And now the ROCKed way to go:
/rock-linux
./scripts/Download -all
./scripts/Build-All localhost:/usr/src/rock-src
./scripts/Create-CD architecture
cd
# wait some hours
This is just one of many ways to get ROCK running. We use nfs-mounted directories in a chrooted environment for building a "clean" system, without any dependencies to the outer world. In the upcomming 1.7 dev-tree everything will be more flexible and more configurable. It ROCKs!
Check it out at http://www.rocklinux.org