README: Fix syntax

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Jesus Alvarez 11 years ago
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* Repository base path
The parent directory of the `demz-repo-core` and `demz-repo-archiso` repos.
The parent directory of the ``demz-repo-core`` and ``demz-repo-archiso``
repos.
* GPG signing key
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* Your email address
Used for reporting changes changes in `scraper.sh`. Mutt and msmtp are
used for sending email. Required only if `scraper.sh` or `verifier.sh` are
going to be used.
Used for reporting changes changes in ``scraper.sh``. Mutt and msmtp are
used for sending email. Required only if ``scraper.sh`` or ``verifier.sh``
are going to be used.
* Ssh remote login
Used in `verifier.sh` for making sure the local `demz-repo-*` are in sync
with the remote repos.
Used in ``verifier.sh`` for making sure the local ``demz-repo-*`` are in
sync with the remote repos.
#. Set the appropriate kernel versions in conf.sh.
If the any of the `*_X*_PKGREL` variables are changed in `conf.sh`, then
`AZB_PKGREL` must be incremented as well. `AZB_PKGREL` controls the top
level `pkgrel` inside the PKGBUILDS.
If the any of the ``*_X*_PKGREL`` variables are changed in ``conf.sh`,` then
``AZB_PKGREL`` must be incremented as well. ``AZB_PKGREL`` controls the top
level ``pkgrel`` inside the PKGBUILDS.
#. Update the PKGBUILDs
Use `./build update` to update the PKGBUILDS using the `conf.sh` variables.
Use ``./build update`` to update the PKGBUILDS using the ``conf.sh``
variables.
`./build.sh update test` uses the `AZB_LINUX_TEST_*` variables. Using the
test values are useful for test building the zfs packages against the Linux
kernel version in the official testing repo. Mostly used on minor Linux
kernel updates (3.12 -> 3.13).
``./build.sh update test`` uses the ``AZB_LINUX_TEST_*`` variables. Using
the test values are useful for test building the zfs packages against the
Linux kernel version in the official testing repo. Mostly used on minor
Linux kernel updates (3.12 -> 3.13).
#. Build the packages
Use `./build.sh make -u` to build the packages, update the clean chroot in
Use ``./build.sh make -u`` to build the packages, update the clean chroot in
the process.
It is possible to use `./build.sh update make -u` in one shot.
It is possible to use ``./build.sh update make -u`` in one shot.
If you want to see command output only, use `./build.sh make -n`. Add the
`-d` to see debugging output.
If you want to see command output only, use ``./build.sh make -n``. Add the
``-d`` to see debugging output.
#. Add packages to the repo
Use `./repo.sh core -n` to what changes will occur without actually making
Use ``./repo.sh core -n`` to what changes will occur without actually making
them.
`./repo.sh core` will add the package versions defined by
`AZB_LINUX_VERSION` to the `demz-repo-core` repository.
``./repo.sh core`` will add the package versions defined by
``AZB_LINUX_VERSION`` to the ``demz-repo-core`` repository.
#. Push the package sources to AUR.
Pushing to AUR using `push.sh` requires `burp <https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/burp/>`.
Simply use `./push.sh` to push the package source version (specified by
`AZB_LINUX_VERSION`) to AUR.
Pushing to AUR using ``push.sh`` requires `burp
<https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/burp/>`. Simply use
``./push.sh`` to push the package source version (specified by
``AZB_LINUX_VERSION``) to AUR.

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