Cyril Brulebois, on Fri 27 Nov 2015 23:32:03 +0100, wrote: > Samuel Thibault <sthiba...@debian.org> (2015-11-27): > > That looks like the trigger, yes, because it restores spk.cfg. I > > hadn't noticed that ./util/syslinux-cfgs lists *all* .cfg files when > > used for cdrom targets. I have now blacklisted spk.cfg there. I > > agree that this is less than ideal, but this is a consequence of the > > choice of putting the initrd of gtk-only netboot images at the root > > instead of gtk/ Perhaps that could be changed? > > Are we talking about possibly moving stuff from: > - build/tmp/netboot-gtk/ to build/tmp/netboot/gtk? > - build/tmp/netboot-gtk/ to build/tmp/netboot-gtk/gtk? > > where stuff means initrd.gz (only)?
Yes. Honestly, I don't understand why they are not in gtk/, that only brings confusion as to whether the image is gtk-ish or not. > I'm not too fond of moving files around, especially since serving the > right files from the right places is sometimes hard/long to set up; so > I don't think you're “less than ideal” commit as you call it is too bad. I'm fine with keeping this special-casing, I just feel that simply keeping gtk files in gtk/ would lead to less special-casing overall. Samuel
