Makefile revision 1.8
11.8Sfvdl# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.8 2000/07/09 12:09:01 fvdl Exp $ 21.1She 31.6SmycroftTOP= ${.CURDIR}/.. 41.1She 51.1She.include "${TOP}/Makefile.inc" 61.1She 71.6SmycroftIMAGE= boot-big.fs 81.6SmycroftKERN!= cd $(.CURDIR)/../ramdisk-kernel/; \ 91.6Smycroft printf "xxx: .MAKE\n\t@echo \$${.OBJDIR}/netbsd.INSTALL.gz\n" | \ 101.6Smycroft ${MAKE} -s -f- 111.1She 121.1She# This Makefile builds a boot image on a 2.88M-sized image. 131.1She# 141.2She# Since NetBSD currently can't write 2.88M diskettes, it's only 151.1She# use is as a boot image for El Torito bootable CD-ROM images. 161.1She# 171.1She# To prepare a CD, do the following steps: 181.1She# 1) create a release(7) tree called NetBSD-1.3I 191.1She# 2) create NetBSD-1.3I/boot.i386/ and place boot.fs in that directory 201.1She# 3) do ``mkisofs -A "NetBSD ${version}" -b boot.i386/boot.fs -f \ 211.1She# -o i386-cd.img -r -T NetBSD-1.3I'' 221.1She# (you may omit '-f' if you're not using symlinks in the release tree) 231.1She# This should place the image in i386-cd.img, which can hopefully 241.1She# be used to burn a CD. 251.1She 261.1SheDISKTYPE= floppy288 271.1SheDISKSIZE= 5760 281.8SfvdlMETAFILE!= printf "USTAR.volsize.%o" ${DISKSIZE} 291.7SmycroftBLOCK8K= 359 301.8SfvdlPAD=yes 311.1She 321.1She.include "${TOP}/bootfloppy-common/Makefile.inc" 33