Make_CD: make it try to use vnd.

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IanDarwin 2001-06-21 19:20:17 +00:00
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commit 64373343e1
2 changed files with 28 additions and 64 deletions

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@ -8,15 +8,11 @@ VERSION='OpenLook-XView-1.1a' # CHANGE THIS EVERY TIME!!
# imbedded slashes as some UNIX versions will be unable to auto-mount them!
# BE SURE YOU CHANGE THIS to where you want the CD image to go.
# If you get this wrong, and run as root, YOU LOSE A DISK partition.
RAW_DISK=/dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s4 # Your mileage WILL vary. CHANGE THIS.
# If you get this wrong, it's a partition, and you run as root,
# YOU PROBABLY LOSE A WHOLE DISK PARTITION.
# Set this if you want to make a copy on tape.
DISTN_TAPE=/dev/rmt/0
# How many 512-byte blocks to write per tape block:
BLK_FACT=4 # each 4b == 1 2048-byte CD-ROM block
#BLK_FACT=40 # faster, but check with reader first!
DISK_IMAGE=/dev/rdsk/c0t2d0s4 # Your mileage WILL vary. CHANGE THIS.
DISK_IMAGE=~ian/olcd_image
set -o noclobber # ksh feature to preserve logfiles
@ -34,13 +30,9 @@ mkisofs \
-T \
-V ${VERSION} \
. \
> ${RAW_DISK}
> ${DISK_IMAGE}
# Now tell UNIX that we have a CD-ROM image ready
# volcheck ${RAW_DISK} # Doesn't work on Solaris 2.4
# And copy to tape for CD master on another machine.
echo "Starting tape copy at `date`"
dd bs=${BLK_FACT}b if=${RAW_DISK} of=${DISTN_TAPE}
mt -f ${DISTN_TAPE} offline
echo "Finished tape copy at `date`"
# volcheck ${DISK_IMAGE} # Doesn't work on Solaris 2.4
# Mount using vnd...
vnconfig -c -v /dev/vnd0 ${DISK_IMAGE}

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@ -3,23 +3,24 @@
<TITLE>Online Tour of The OPEN LOOK and XView Source and Documentation CD-ROM!
</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="white"><H1>
<IMG SRC="olcdlogo.gif" ALT="Darwin Open Systems OPEN LOOK CD-ROM Logo" ALIGN="BOTTOM">
Welcome to the Online Tour of The OPEN LOOK and XView Source and
Documentation CD-ROM!</H1>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#99FF99">
<H1>
<IMG SRC="olcdlogo.gif"
ALT="Darwin Open Systems OPEN LOOK CD-ROM Logo" ALIGN="BOTTOM">
Welcome to the Online Tour of The OPEN LOOK and XView Source and
Documentation CD-ROM!
</H1>
<P>We've organized this online tour using HTML to allow you to browse
it with KDE Konqueror, Mosaic, Netscape, Microsoft Explorer, TkWWW, or
and other Web viewer. If you are
on the Internet, this will <I>also</I> allow you to follow links to the
outside, of which there are some few scattered throughout the tour.
it with Netscape or another browser such as Mosaic, TkWWW, or any other viewer.
If you are on the Internet, this will <I>also</I> allow you to follow
links to the outside, of which there are some few scattered throughout the tour.
</P>
<P>Before you start, you may need to tell your Web Viewer about
certain file types. If necessary, the files in the WebHelpers directory
certain file types. For Mosaic, the files in the WebHelpers directory
can be added to your .mime.types and .mailcap file, or can be used to
create those files. For other browswers, you may need to enter this
information manually in a "Helper Applications" dialog.
</P>
<P>This is The OPEN LOOK and XView Source and Documentation CD-ROM
</P><P>This is The OPEN LOOK and XView Source and Documentation CD-ROM
(formerly called The OPEN LOOK GUI, XView and NeWS Archive). We have
collected
<A HREF="book/index.html">three full OPEN LOOK textbooks</A>, the
@ -28,7 +29,7 @@ OPEN LOOK and X11 programming texts</A>, the latest versions of
libraries, and many
<A HREF="src/xview/index.html">useful programs</A>. And we've compiled
many of them for both <A HREF="bin.linux/">Linux</A> and
<A HREF="bin.sun">SunOS</A>, so that you can run them out of
<A HREF="bin.sun">SunOS</A>, so that you can run them out of
the box on two of the highest-volume UNIX platforms in use today. We've
also provided
<A HREF="index/index.html">pre-built search indexes</A> for Sun's
@ -91,42 +92,13 @@ LOOK, XView and News Archive CD. If you have suggestions for
improvements, please e-mail us at
<A HREF="mailto:olcd@darwinsys.com">olcd@darwinsys.com</A>. Please tell
us about additional XView software that we should include. If you'd like
to order additional copies for your friends, you can call us at +1
800-463-2108 or check out our <A HREF="http://www.uunet.ca/darwinsys/">World
Wide Web</A> pages (if that fails, check for our
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</P><H2>Upgrades</H2>
<P>This is our first version of the <I>OPEN LOOK and XView Source and
Documentation CD-ROM</I>, and we will undoubtedly find many ways to make
it better over the next few months. If you're interested in an upgrade
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</P><P>We hope to include
</P><UL>
<LI>a single merged version of XView that compiles on every UNIX and
UNIX-like system in site and has all the latest fixes;
</LI>
<LI>still more XView programs;
</LI>
<LI>more commercial demos;
</LI>
<LI>everything for Linux compiled with ELF (which should be in common
use by then);
</LI>
<LI>support for additional platforms
</LI>
<LI>better full-text indexing
</LI>
<LI>better hyperlinks in the PDF, particularly Volume 3 OPEN LOOK
</LI>
<LI>more and more useful full-text search indexes.
</LI>
</UL><P>In short, more of everything, and better. But we can only do
this if we sell enough copies of the first version. So if you like it,
please tell your friends!
</P><P>If you'd be interested in an "inheritance filesystem" overlay
update, please let us know that too.
to order additional copies for your friends, you can
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Wide Web</A> pages.
<P>You can now also
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bookstore</A>.
</P>
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>copyright.
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