Quote (cbagger01 @ Mar. 02 2005,13:05) |
However, if you want to change a file that will be wrapped up into the *.dsl, you can do it. Just make sure that you do it after you do your apt-get install but before you do your ./deb2dsl So, for example, if you wanted to replace /usr/bin/links with a different file, you would install apt-get install links and then do a mv /home/dsl/mycustomfile/links /usr/bin/links Then run the ./deb2dsl script and your new file will get wrapped up into the *.dsl package. Hope this helps. |
Quote (cbagger01 @ Mar. 03 2005,16:59) |
No, deb2dsl works by gathering a list of the installed files from the *.deb package and then it grabs the actual live functioning files. So you can tweak any file that was installed before running deb2dsl AS LONG AS you keep the filename and file path EXACTLY the same as the original files. |