1 - Expand the tarball in some directory.

    For example: /local

    As result you shoud have now:
    /local/source_release/build_gnu/build.sh
    and many other files...

2 - Setup your host environment.

    I have several hosts, so for each host I set a soft link to
    build.sh, and customize some environment variables for that host

    For example, the name (using unix command "hostname") of my host is FARM17
    On /home/edmar/bin, I install a soft link to build.sh
    /home/edmar/bin/build.sh ---> link to /local/source_release/build_gnu/build.sh

    The second part of your host enviroment is the characteristics of your machine.

    Create a file named build.env-FARM17:
    /home/edmar/bin/build.env-FARM17
    Here is an example of what I put in build.env-FARM17:

REPODIR=/local/source_release
RELEASEDIR=/local/source_release/releases
NJOBS="-j 12"
export PATH=/local/source_release/fake_32bit_tools:/home/edmar/bin:/home/edmar/bin:/home/edmar/bin:/usr/lib64/qt-3.3/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin

    Do not put #!/bin/bash in this file, just the 4 lines above

    Optional host environment settings, depending on your Linux distribution:
export PATH=/local/source_release/fake_mingw32:/home/edmar/bin:/home/edmar/bin:/home/edmar/bin:/usr/lib64/qt-3.3/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin

3 - Now, in some other directory execute:
    build.sh s=F494 ELe200
