Assuming you've checked out the NST source code under the
directory $HOME/nst and you are logged in as
root, the following set of commands are used to create the ISO
image. It should be noted that by default, we will be using A LOT of
space under $HOME/nst/tmp during the build (think
GB).
[root@salsa root]#cd $HOME/nst[root@salsa nst]#./configureConfiguration is complete. Configured as: ... lots of output ... Use "make" to build src/nst-2.11.0.iso.gz, or "make help" to see additional targets.[root@salsa nst]#make... Lots of output - takes awhile and you may be prompted to set the default password ...[root@salsa nst]#ls -l src/*.iso*-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 359458304 Nov 21 09:00 src/nst-1.2.1.iso[root@salsa nst]#
The output will change over time, but will resemble that which is shown above. Also, this assumes that you have your development system properly prepared (see the Building the NST ISO for details in regards to building the NST ISO).