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Revision as of 15:02, 7 January 2011
Metro is a somewhat complex set of shell scripts and various files that automagically creates stages 1/2/3 tarballs used to emerge your Funtoo system. Of course, Metro needs a seed to start its work and will recompile things like the so well known gcc and glibc. A 'seed' is either pre-built a stage 3 archive available on any Funtoo mirror or a snpashot of your current Funtoo installation . Hint : those who use BTRFS/ZFS or any snapshotable filesystem will enjoy their choice here :-)
Arborescence description
Don't search through your bin directories, everything lies in /usr/lib/metro.
TODO: Explain briefly what file does what.
How things works ?
TODO
The Metro Data Model page explains the logic used in spec files.
Adding a new sub architecture
As of Januray 2011, Metro can handle the IA-32 architecture (x86/32 and x/86 bits) as well as being able to handle several x86 flavous lying beneath the generic 'x86 and 'amd64' taxonomies. The example here is a try to add the necessary specification file to make it generate stage 1/2/3 tarballs for tiers architectures.
