Dev-Scripts : The creation of 32 and 64 bit iso-files at your fingertips

Heyas

Just managed to make dev-scripts to support arguments upon its "make" command.
Therefor it now passes its arguments to their respective modules its executed depending upon the modules used for the project.

Saying:
When you pass:

     ds make -v <PRJLABEL>

And assuming its just to be packaged, it will build the rpm package as you formerly know it, spamming the screen with info.
If you leave out the "-v" option, you'll figure that the rpm package is built silently, but if it fails, no worries, it will ask you if you want to open the log file in an editor. :)

Obviously, this also works for the creation of LiveImages using the LiveCD-Creator command.
Passing "-v" makes the command verbose, without "-v" all the output will be stored within a logfile.

Either way, for kickstart projects, you may pass -3 or -6, to force the creation of a 32/64 bit iso.
As in:

     ds make -3 <PRJLABEL>
     ds make -6 <PRJLABEL>

Also note, that "ds make"  looks into the project and loads the respective submodules.
So "ds make <PRJLABEL>" is about the same as:

     ds prj <MODULE> make [opts] <PRJLABEL>

Where MODULE is either one of: rpm, ks