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Annotation of 42BSD/sys/floppy/Makefile, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: #      Makefile        6.2     83/09/25
        !             2: #
        !             3: # Make a 780 rx01 floppy
        !             4: # 
        !             5: BOOTS= boot
        !             6: STDBOO=        defboo.cmd anyboo.cmd restar.cmd
        !             7: DEFBOO=        defboo.hk defboo.hp defboo.ra defboo.up
        !             8: DEVBOO=        hkmboo.cmd hksboo.cmd hpmboo.cmd hpsboo.cmd \
        !             9:        ramboo.cmd rasboo.cmd upmboo.cmd upsboo.cmd
        !            10: UTILS= format copy drtest
        !            11: # order is NOT random...
        !            12: OBJS=  ${BOOTS} ${STDBOO} ${DEFBOO} ${DEVBOO} ${UTILS}
        !            13: FROMDEC=du* dm* db* s[mbr]* *boo.* vmb.exe *.hlp cs* ci*
        !            14: FLOPPY=        /dev/floppy
        !            15: 
        !            16: all:   floppy
        !            17: 
        !            18: floppy:        3tracks ${OBJS}
        !            19:        cp 3tracks floppy
        !            20:        arff crf floppy ${OBJS}
        !            21: 
        !            22: install: floppy
        !            23:        dd if=floppy of=${FLOPPY}
        !            24: 
        !            25: # build a boot floppy from a DEC console floppy
        !            26: update:        ${OBJS}
        !            27:        -mkdir fromdec
        !            28:        cd fromdec; arff xf ${FLOPPY}; rm -f ${FROMDEC} ${OBJS}; \
        !            29:                flcopy -t3 -f ${FLOPPY}; rm -f floppy; arff crf ${FLOPPY} *
        !            30:        rm -rf fromdec
        !            31:        arff rf ${FLOPPY} ${OBJS}
        !            32: 
        !            33: clean:
        !            34:        rm -f ${BOOTS} ${UTILS} floppy
        !            35:        rm -rf fromdec

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