Rather than copying files directly to the ramdisk, we can make things easier by setting up a staging area. The staging area will give us room to work without worrying about the space constraints of the ramdisk. It will also provide a way to save our work and make it easier to enhance the rootdisk in later phases of the project.
The staging procedure will work like this:
Create a directory structure as defined in the FHS.
Copy in the files from phase 2's root disk.
Build the four new packages from source code.
Install files into the correct FHS directories.
Strip the binaries to save space.
Check library dependencies.
Copy to the whole directory structure to the ramdisk.
Compress the ramdisk and write it out to floppy.
bash# mkdir ~/staging bash# cd ~/staging bash# mkdir bin boot dev etc home lib mnt opt proc root sbin tmp usr var bash# mkdir var/log var/run |
bash# dd if=~/phase2-image.gz | gunzip -c > /dev/ram7 bash# mount /dev/ram7 /mnt bash# cp -dpR /mnt/* ~/staging bash# umount /dev/ram7 bash# rmdir ~/staging/lost+found |
bash# cd /usr/src/textutils-2.1 bash# ./configure --host=i386-pc-linux-gnu bash# make bash# cd src bash# cp cat ~/staging/bin |
bash# cd /usr/src/fileutils-4.1 bash# ./configure --host=i386-pc-linux-gnu bash# make bash# cd src bash# cp chgrp chmod chown cp dd df ln ls ~/staging/bin bash# cp mkdir mkfifo mknod mv rm rmdir sync ~/staging/bin |
bash# cd /usr/src/sh-utils-2.0 bash# ./configure --host=i386-pc-linux-gnu bash# make bash# cd src bash# cp date hostname stty su uname ~/staging/bin |
bash# ldd ~/staging/bin/cat bash# ldd ~/staging/bin/ls bash# ldd ~/staging/bin/su bash# ls ~/staging/lib bash# cp /lib/librt.so.1 ~/staging/lib bash# cp /lib/libpthread.so.0 ~/staging/lib bash# cp /lib/libcrypt.so.1 ~/staging/lib |
bash# strip ~/staging/bin/* bash# strip --strip-unneeded ~/staging/lib/* |