Changeset 32043 for main/trunk/release-kits/shared/mac/README

Timestamp:

2017-10-13T19:53:08+13:00 (7 years ago)

Author:

ak19

Message:

More adjustments to mac README and bringing the linux README up to speed with Mac one.

File:

• main/trunk/release-kits/shared/mac/README (modified) (3 diffs)

main/trunk/release-kits/shared/mac/README

@@ -2 +2 @@
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-1. You need 7za and 7zCon.sfx from the p7z-essentials folder to generate the self-extracting jre from the jre
+1. You need 7za and 7zCon.sfx from the p7z-essentials folder to generate the self-extracting jre from the jre. Check in the bitness subfolder (32-bit or 64-bit) appropriate to the target bitness of your self-extracting binary.
 
-On a mac or linux, you need to compile these two binaries up yourself by downloading the p7zip source code from online http://p7zip.sourceforge.net/. Compile the source code by first runnng "make" to build the 7za, then run "make sfx" to build the 7zCon.sfx binary.
+On a mac or linux, you need to compile these two binaries 7za and 7zCon.sfx up yourself by downloading the p7zip source code from online http://p7zip.sourceforge.net/. Compile the source code by first runnng "make" to build the 7za, then run "make sfx" to build the 7zCon.sfx binary.
 
 2. Need the jre for your java version.
 Java 8 should be used for Expeditee.
-The jre should be extracted into a folder named jre. Also, don't make it a tar file for Expeditee. (Greenstone expects the jre to be tarred up first.)
+The jre should be extracted into a folder named jre. Also, don't make it a tar file for Expeditee. But Greenstone expects the jre to be tarred up first.
 
 If the self-extracting jre_bin binary should run on a 64 bit machine, use the 64 bit 7za compiled up in the 64-bit subfolder (this will use the associated 64 bit 7zCon.sfx library in the same subfolder). For a 32 bit machine, use the 32 bit 7za in the 32-bit subfolder.
@@ -15 +15 @@
 ./p7z-essentials/[32|64]-bit/7za a -sfx -mx=9 jre_bin[_x64] /path/to/your-jdk-version/jre[.tar]
 
+   e.g. for a 32 bit target, you'd run the following on a 32 bit LSB if creating the self-extracting binary for Expeditee:
+   ./p7z-essentials/32-bit/7za a -sfx -mx=9 jre_bin /path/to/your-jdk-version/jre
+
+   e.g. for a 64 bit target, you'd run the following on a 64 bit LSB, if creating the self-extracting binary for Greenstone:
+   ./p7z-essentials/64-bit/7za a -sfx -mx=9 jre_bin_x64 /path/to/your-jdk-version/jre.tar
+
 * -m0=lzma2 is already done automatically, setting the compression mode to lzma2.
-* -mx=9 set its to ultra (compression? speed?)
+* -mx=9 set its (compression? speed?) to ultra
 * the output file name expected by the release-kit is jre_bin for 32 bit linux, jre_bin_x64 for 64 bit linux
 * -sfx indicates that it will generate a self-extracting binary out of the input file
@@ -30 +36 @@
 2. From the extracted contents, the folder you want is jre<version>.jre/Contents/Home. Rename this Home subfolder to "jre".
 3. Tar it up and create the self-extracting jre (the final step of the instructions above):
-    ./p7z-essentials/7za a -sfx -mx=9 jre_bin_x64 jre.tar
+    ./p7z-essentials/64-bit/7za a -sfx -mx=9 jre_bin_x64 jre.tar