###################################################################
BRT Base Install Scripts
http://www.developer.osdl.org/ogasawara/brt/base_install_mgr.pl
http://www.developer.osdl.org/ogasawara/brt/base_install_client.pl
###################################################################

The base_install_[mgr|client].pl scripts will hopefully make the process
of getting a brt base install image up and running less painfull than
having to follow the setp by step manual install document,
base_install_howto.txt.  As of now the scripts are semi-automated.
They still need some manual input from the user to complete.  Also, you
only need to download base_install_mgr.pl as it should automatically
download base_install_client.pl for you. Here are the following steps
to run the install scripts:

1) First download the base_install_mgr.pl script (see above for download link)

2) su to root

3) chmod 744 base_install_mgr.pl

4) if you have a pre-configured kernel .config file and would prefer to
   use that .config file instead of having to manually configure your
   kernel in the base_install_client stage, copy the .config file you would
   like to use to /boot/brt.config.

5) execute base_install_mgr.pl

	./base_install_mgr.pl

6) once that successfully finishes you'll have to execute the chroot
   command manually [*]:

	chroot /mnt/brt ./base_install_client.pl

7) Then cleanup your system up [*]:

	./base_install_mgr.pl clean /mnt/brt

8) Reboot and cross your fingers

	reboot

[*] This is assuming your brt base install directory is mounted at /mnt/brt.
    If it is located at /mnt/brt#, where '#' is a number, please pass that
    directory name in the command line.  If you are not sure where your brt
    base install directory is, it is the directory which should contain the
    following files base_install_current.tar.bz2, portage_current.tar.bz2,
    base_install_client.pl, and some other things.