# This will split the i386 directory into 2 directories and then will make
# cd images out of the 2 directories .  The split is done via the use of
# hard links and thus does not use up disk space
# The 2 directories are used to create iso images.  They will be located in
# $CDISOAREA
MYPWD=`pwd`
VERSION=71rolling
RELEASE=/mnt/src/$VERSION
CDISOAREA=/mnt/src/ISOS
DATE=`date "+%m%d%y"`
# This splits the i386 area into i386-disc1 and i386-disc2 and disc3, 4, 5
./dothewholething.$VERSION.sh
# Make disc1
cd $RELEASE/i386-disc1
mkdir images
cp $RELEASE/i386-disc3/images/cdboot.img images/
$MYPWD/mkisoimage.disc1.71x . $CDISOAREA/$VERSION.$DATE.disc1.iso
$MYPWD/../implantisomd5 $CDISOAREA/$VERSION.$DATE.disc1.iso
# Make disc2
cd $RELEASE/i386-disc2
$MYPWD/mkisoimage.disc2.71x . $CDISOAREA/$VERSION.$DATE.disc2.iso
$MYPWD/../implantisomd5 $CDISOAREA/$VERSION.$DATE.disc2.iso
# Make disc3
cd $RELEASE/i386-disc3
$MYPWD/mkisoimage.disc3.71x . $CDISOAREA/$VERSION.$DATE.disc3.iso
$MYPWD/../implantisomd5 $CDISOAREA/$VERSION.$DATE.disc3.iso