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@@ -14,23 +14,23 @@ Usage The Baserock builds are controlled by **morphology** files, which are build recipes. See below for their syntax. Everything -in Baserock is built from git commits, and also the morphologies -must be committed in git before building. The `morph` tool is +in Baserock is built from git commits. +Morphologies must be committed in git before building. The `morph` tool is used to actually run the build. The usual workflow is this: * put the morphology for an upstream project with its source code * put other morphologies in the `morphs` (note plural) repository -* run `fakeroot morph` or `sudo morph` to build stuff +* run `morph` to build stuff -Eventually, `morph` will get a manual page. Meanwhile, a short usage: +`morph --help` will provide some information, though a full guide is +really required. Meanwhile a short usage to build a disk image: - fakeroot morph --keep-path -v build-morphology morphs master foundation - sudo morph --keep-path -v build-morphology morphs master base-system - -(Run with `fakeroot`, when building anything but a system image; run -with `sudo` when building a system image.) - -Run `morph --help` to get a list of all options and short descriptions. + morph init workspace + cd workspace + morph checkout baserock:baserock/morphs master + morph build base-system-x86_64-generic + morph deploy --no-git-update rawkdisk base-system-x86_64-generic \ + disk-image.img You can write a configuration file to avoid having to write options on the command line every time. Put it in `~/.morph.conf` and make it look |