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[packaging] Fixup buildall.bat #1209

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Made directory creation conditional (if not exist)
Removes reference to non-existent file COPYING

Made directory creation conditional (if not exist)
Removes reference to non-existent file COPYING

Signed-off-by: benyamin-codez <[email protected]>
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@YanVugenfirer Do we still need this folder for anything?

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@vrozenfe Do we still need this folder for anything?

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@YanVugenfirer @vrozenfe @kostyanf14

This basically creates the old unattended floppy disk style OEM TXTSETUP driver disk tree, in this case for viostor...

If you think it worthwhile, I'm happy to add a commit to delete it here...
...and one each for PRs #1211 and #1212 to remove it there also... 8^d
Let me know.

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vrozenfe commented Dec 9, 2024

@vrozenfe Do we still need this folder for anything?

Starting with RHEL-8, we no longer provide VFD images.
The main reason, as far as I remember, is that RHEL's QEMU
doesn't support floppy disk controllers anymore.
But who knows what might happen in the future?

Also, if we ever do a full cleanup, we could remove all OEM
and VFD related stuff from the virtio-win and packaging
repositories.

Cheers,
Vadim.

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Also, if we ever do a full cleanup, we could remove all OEM
and VFD related stuff from the virtio-win and packaging
repositories.

OK, so let's remove all VFD related stuff @benyamin-codez

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@YanVugenfirer @vrozenfe

Also, if we ever do a full cleanup, we could remove all OEM
and VFD related stuff from the virtio-win and packaging
repositories.

OK, so let's remove all VFD related stuff

So do you wish me to redo this PR to delete the [packaging] folder and associated artefacts in clean and build...?

Will this break anything else in virtio-win, including the packaging repos...?
Are there any other OEM or VFD related stuff that need to be removed also...?
I'm not familiar enough with the rest of the tree or the packaging repos to even know where to start...

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So do you wish me to redo this PR to delete the [packaging] folder and associated artefacts in clean and build...?

Yes

Will this break anything else in virtio-win, including the packaging repos...?

It shouldn't break

benyamin-codez added a commit to benyamin-codez/kvm-guest-drivers-windows that referenced this pull request Dec 18, 2024
1. Remove the packaging folder.

Refer to PR virtio-win#1209 for commentary.

Signed-off-by: benyamin-codez <[email protected]>
benyamin-codez added a commit to benyamin-codez/kvm-guest-drivers-windows that referenced this pull request Dec 18, 2024
Addendum to 52d23db, 3bc554e and 933b732.

1. Removed packaging folder from root\clean.bat per PR virtio-win#1209.

Signed-off-by: benyamin-codez <[email protected]>
benyamin-codez added a commit to benyamin-codez/kvm-guest-drivers-windows that referenced this pull request Dec 18, 2024
Addendum to da96c89 and 74f5391.

1. Removed packaging folder from root\buildAll.bat per PR virtio-win#1209.

Signed-off-by: benyamin-codez <[email protected]>
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Changes made to delete:

  1. Folder - New PR #1224
  2. Reference in root\clean.bat - Added to PR #1211
  3. Reference in root\buildAll.bat - Added to PR #1212

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