Re: release.sh - I cannot do it.

[karlheg@bittersweet.inetarena.com (Karl M. Hegbloom)]

>>>>> "Ben" == Ben Collins <bcollins@debian.org> writes:

    Ben> On Tue, Mar 07, 2000 at 03:05:14AM -0800, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
    >> 
    >> I am not going to be able to finish what I started on that script.
    >> It's a total kludge to have to move the files into place like that.
    >> The Makefile ought to put them where they belong to begin with.
    >> 
    >> Revert it, fix it, do what you will with it.  I'm not for this.
    >> `release.sh' is a crock.

    Ben> Are you saying you broke it and are leaving it for some one else to mess
    Ben> with?

 Useing a script to move the files into a release stage tree like that
 is a crock.  The Makefile and scripts that build the images should
 put them where they belong to begin with.

 I have to look for work this week.  I will not have time to work on
 boot floppies anymore.  I'm behind on my bills and have to do
 something about that or I'll be living out of a backpack by spring.

 As far as `br_woody_exp' goes, if you don't like it lump it.  I think
 that what needs to be done in `boot-floppies' is that the build
 system needs to be overhauled and that's what I've started in that
 branch.  I could not do what I did on the trunk right now since it is
 being used for Potato.  It was a choice between starting a repository
 of my own and vendor tracking, or creating a branch in the shared CVS
 repository.  If you don't want my help or don't like my work, say so
 and I'll split.