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| | documented at: |
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| | https://www.tundraware.com/TechnicalNotes/Divorce-Your-Linux-Admin/ |
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| | # How To Use The Makefile |
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| | This `makefile` handles both the bootstrapping and then the full release of |
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| | a custom linuxbrew based toolset, installed at any location you wish |
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| | Before doing anything, edit the variables as the top of the `makefile` |
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| | to reflect where you intend to install the tools, and what set of |
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| | tools you want installed. |
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| | ## Building The Bootstrap Image |
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| | ## Building The Full Tools Set |
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| | ## The `brewenv` File |
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| | The `brewenv` file contains the environment variables necessary to |
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| | access your installed binaries and support files. You may find this |
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| | useful when doing the builds. You certainly will want this when |
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| | running a final installation of your tools. Just be sure to |
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| | edit it and change `TOOLSDIR="/opt/TundraWare/tools"` to wherever |
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| | your tools installation actually lives. |
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