X-Git-Url: http://git.onelab.eu/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=README-pldistros.txt;h=cdb3fee94fc0390e8e84ad39f2fe52ebaf668f32;hb=refs%2Fheads%2Flxc_devel;hp=5d00617a5656846a7a23a00c38d5a1f7fd4cb7d2;hpb=6a284adbacec8ff3e57728f8223b79f1fe54ff53;p=build.git diff --git a/README-pldistros.txt b/README-pldistros.txt index 5d00617a..cdb3fee9 100644 --- a/README-pldistros.txt +++ b/README-pldistros.txt @@ -1,22 +1,52 @@ -we've tried to isolate the distro-dependent configurations from the code -the places where these distro-dependent config files lie are +We've tried to isolate the distro-dependent configurations from the code -./build/groups/.xml - that is used as the yumgroups.xml +Most of the .pgks files are optional to define a new distro: +missing files are searched in the planetlab distro + +========== build environment ./build/.mk - that defines the contents of the build + that defines the contents of the build -- see Makefile ./build/-tags.mk that defines the svn locations of the various modules ./build/-install.mk optional make file to define the install target -./build/-devel.lst + +========== kernel config +./Linux-2.6/configs/kernel-2.6.--.config + (subject to change location in the future) + +========== various system images +./build/config./devel.pkgs set of packages required for building +./build/config./bootcd.pkgs + contents of the bootcd image +./build/config./bootstrapfs.pkgs + the standard contents of the node root + used to generate yumgroups.xml +./build/config./bootstrapfs.pkgs + specification for the contents of the core for the node + software + this results in a tarball (tar.bz2) +./build/config./bootstrapfs-*.pkgs + each of these files results in an extension tarball +./build/config./myplc.pkgs + contents of the myplc image +./build/config./vserver.pkgs + the contents of the standard vserver reference image +./build/config./vserver-*.pkgs + all *.pkgs files here - produce additional vserver images +./build/config./vtest.pkgs + used to create test vservers for myplc-native + +=== extensions +as of this writing extensions are managed as follows: +- at node installation, the tarball produced from bootstrapfs.pkgs is +downloaded and untared to produce the core node setup +- then we attempt to install an extension corresponding to each of the +nodegroups that the node is part of +- the first method is to try and download a tarball named after the +extension. such tarballs are produced by the build from a .pkgs file, +see above +- if that fails, then the extension install is attempted through a + yum groupinstall extension -./bootcd/-bootcd.lst -./bootstrapfs/-base.lst -./bootstrapfs/-filesystems - all *.lst files here - produce tar.bz2 images -./myplc/-plc.lst -./vserver/-vserver.lst -./vserver/-vservers - all *.lst files here - produce vserver images