Le 5 oct. 2010 à 17:14, Stephan Assmus a écrit : > Hi, > > Am 05.10.2010 17:02, schrieb Alexander von Gluck IV: >> Here are my first steps when I reinstall a nightly: >> >> * installoptionalpackage -l >> * installoptionalpackage -a vim >> * installoptionalpackage -a webpositive >> * installoptionalpackage -a git >> * pull a purtty wallpaper off a flash drive > > You misunderstand the purpose of the nightlies. If you are a regular user, > you should install from a different source. For example by building your own > images, or by installing a nightly on top of your installation. Which would > keep existing packages and wallpapers intact. > > One purpose of the nightlies is to find revisions when regressions were > introduced. Which is why they should be as small as possible, so there can > remain more of them on the server. > > If I would install from a nightly, I would have to install many more packages > besides git and WebPositive. And a wallpaper would be the least of my > worries... :-) Well it's what I do on my athlon those days as I'm too lazy to make room enough to build on the box, so I wrote my own bootstrap script that works on ZETA also (apart the makebootable call): http://dev.haiku-os.org/browser/haiku/trunk/3rdparty/mmu_man/scripts/bootstrap-haiku.sh François.