> So please take a look below for the background, but in short form this would > be: > what about mirroring the win32-loader.exe Windows™ executable (from the win32- > loader package) in our mirrors pool for the all the poor remaining Windows > users > out there to have a clearly defined place to download win32-loader.exe? >> >> Personally I think that it ought to be in the mirrors. Maybe it could >> >> use same way we do for loadlin and other stuff.
Well, we do want to get less, not more of those. :) >> > from debian/rules. Note however that "byhand" indeed means that you >> > need to give cookies to Ganeff to get him install the file by hand, so >> > avoid doing it too often. I like cookies. Now, how often ARE you going to update this? Does this need a new version with every d-i release? That would be bad. Or just every other century? If its more than *few* times a year we can think of an autobyhand way for it, but if its seldomly... Keep in mind, it will be attached to the win32-loader package, so with each upload the byhand will be there. Also, please not only provide a .exe, but also a .txt with the same basename, explaining what it is. -- bye, Joerg My first contact with Linux was with SuSE 6.3. A friend of mine installed it on my pc, and just take me a couple of hours to reinstall Windows on it. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-boot-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/87pqs0o5vq....@gkar.ganneff.de
