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Instead of using installworld to build the release media, use the base package repository we already created. This is much faster than running installworld again, and in future will allow us to build install media from an external package repository. For bootonly.iso and disc1.iso, install set-kernels and set-optional. We could use minimal for bootonly, but people use this as recovery media, in which case it's useful to have the extra packages. For dvd1.iso, also install set-devel (the compiler toolchain) to match the previous behaviour. Keep the existing non-package method for the NOPKGBASE case so that downstream users can continue building distset install media without having to depend on pkg. This should be removed once we vendor pkg. Since the new install-system target always installs pkg, we can also simplify the target-specific logic a bit to only handle the extra packages.

``` Instead of using installworld to build the release media, use the base package repository we already created. This is much faster than running installworld again, and in future will allow us to build install media from an external package repository. The sets used for each medium are: * disc1: kernels, optional. This provides a basic live system. * bootonly: kernels, minimal. This saves about 100MB compared to installing optional. * dvd: kernels, optional, devel. We might want to drop devel in the future to include more packages, but for now, this matches the current contents of the medium. Since the new install-system target always installs pkg, we can also simplify the target-specific logic a bit to only handle the extra packages. Keep the existing non-package method for the NOPKGBASE case so that downstream users can continue building distset install media without having to depend on pkg. This should be removed once we vendor pkg. Add a warning about distset support being deprecated. This is only printed if NOPKGBASE is set and can be disabled entirely by setting RELEASE_SKIP_DISTSET_WARNING. ```

``` Instead of using installworld to build the release media, use the base package repository we already created. This is much faster than running installworld again, and in future will allow us to build install media from an external package repository. For bootonly.iso and disc1.isoThe sets used for each medium are: * disc1: kernels, optional. This provides a basic live system. * bootonly: kernels, install set-kernels and set-optional.minimal. This saves about 100MB compared to We could use minimal for bootonlyinstalling optional. * dvd: kernels, optional, but people use this as recoverydevel. We might want to drop devel in mediathe future to include more packages, but for now, in which case it's useful to have the extra packagesthis matches the current contents of the medium. For dvd1.isoSince the new install-system target always installs pkg, also install set-devel (the compiler toolchain) towe can also matchsimplify the previous behaviourtarget-specific logic a bit to only handle the extra packages. Keep the existing non-package method for the NOPKGBASE case so that downstream users can continue building distset install media without having to depend on pkg. This should be removed once we vendor pkg. Since the new install-system target always installs pkg, we can alsoAdd a warning about distset support being deprecated. This is only simplify the target-specific logic a bit to only handle the extraprinted if NOPKGBASE is set and can be disabled entirely by setting packages.RELEASE_SKIP_DISTSET_WARNING. ```