= Usage =
-Set your configuration parameters in the "config" file, then run
+Set your configuration parameters in the "config" file, sensible
+defaults are provided by "defconfig". Then run
-./raise.sh build
+./raise build
Reply to questions and go and grab a coffee. When the script completes, you'll
have a full Xen system installation under DESTDIR and a deb or rpm package
(depending on your distro) containing all the necessary binaries in the raisin
directory.
-raise.sh takes care of:
+raise takes care of:
- git cloning all the components enabled in the config
- installing all the dependencies needed to build each components (requires sudo)
- installing them under DESTDIR (the "dist" sub-directory by default)
- creating a deb or rpm package with all the content
-raise.sh can also perform the installation under / and fully
+raise can also perform the installation under / and fully
configure the system for you. If you want this behaviour run
-./raise.sh install
-./raise.sh configure
+./raise install
+./raise configure
-raise.sh performs the installation by installing the deb or rpm package,
-hence it can be easily uninstalled by unraise.sh or manually by the
-user.
-It is also possible to specify which components to enable on the command
-line:
+raise performs the installation by installing the deb or rpm package,
+hence it can be easily uninstalled by "raise unraise" or manually by the
+user. It is also possible to specify which components to enable on the
+command line:
COMPONENTS="xen qemu" ./raise build
* component_unconfigure
The component has already been uninstalled, now remove the configuration
-These functions are called by raise.sh automatically if the component is
+These functions are called by raise automatically if the component is
enabled in the config.