samba - Oct 2014 - Build Samba3/Samba4 deb all-in-one with component menu choise !

Hi.
I can build and install Samba3/Samba4 (Samba4 with its library) at Ubuntu
i386 from sources.
But I new one in deb building with menu selection of components.
I want to build for example Samba4 deb binary - only one deb file for all
Samba4 components (including the following components) : talloc, tdb,
tevent, ldb and Samba4 binaries in its own, with menu selection:
- Install only talloc
- Install only tdb
- Install only tevent
- Install Samba4 binaries
- Install all
or make checkboxes with this points.
And I want to get at least two deb binaries: one for i386 and one for Mips
platforms.
Building is to be suspected to make at Ubuntu 14.04 LTS i386.
And of course, I want that all necassary dependencies is installed during
such deb installation (if there are not installed yet) .

Can somebody help to do so ?
Describe how or send instructions ?

Hey all,

I am working on a series of videos on setting up two Domain Controllers and one
Member File Server, I have the first one up and am rendering the second now.

I setup a YouTube channel called "Linux for the Windows Guy".  I am
not monetizing it in any way.  Feel free to copy any of the videos and modify
and use them in any way you want, I consider them Public Domain.  This is my way
to give back to the community, while I document my processes at the same time
for future reference.  I will be doing a number of video series where I have
used Linux to replace expensive commercial solutions to serve/manage my windows
clients (most include Samba).  I will make all my videos very detailed with
complete step by step instructions, and as informative as I can be.  Linux Jedi
will find it repetitive, but I am gearing it towards the person that is great
with windows server/workstations but has very little to no Linux experience.


Here is the link to the first video where I setup a Samba 4.1.12 AD DC on CentOS
6.5:  http://youtu.be/CJrKkMCnXP0

I would appreciate any feedback and suggestions for future videos.