Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
>
> I've begun designing a BOGL based frontend for cdebconf. I've not actually
> got anything useful yet, but I plan to take the project home with me over
> break; I'll see how it goes.
>
> In order to do this, though, I need to separate BOGL out from boot-floppies.
> B
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> > Another possibility which imho is the best is to use ramfs.
>
> Thanks for reminding me -- the docs were just out of date, Glenn pointed
> ramfs out to me a while ago, and it does seem to be the best choice.
> Only concern is it makes us dependant
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Module name:boot-floppies
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On Tue, Dec 19, 2000 at 05:36:29PM +0100, Gergely Risko wrote:
> Hello!
>
> > - {lilo,grub} installer [UNCLAIMED]
> > Not started. Sets up {lilo,grub}.
> I can claim this one. I wrote a letter before about a nice boot manager,
> but nobody replied :(
> But I can wrote the
* Joey Hess
(no need to Cc me, I read debian-boot)
| Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
| > Another possibility which imho is the best is to use ramfs.
|
| Thanks for reminding me -- the docs were just out of date, Glenn pointed
| ramfs out to me a while ago, and it does seem to be the best choice.
| Only
I've begun designing a BOGL based frontend for cdebconf. I've not actually
got anything useful yet, but I plan to take the project home with me over
break; I'll see how it goes.
In order to do this, though, I need to separate BOGL out from boot-floppies.
Ben, would you mind if I packaged it for
I'm sure... If my competitors get a hold of this letter,
I might as well move out of the country!
Let me explain.
I'm in the business of setting people up to do
business on the Internet. As you probably know, there's only
a few things that you actually need to accomplish this
1. Something t
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You might want to take a look at OpenRock's version of the boot
floppies. It installs almost totally automaticly like that.
Look around at openrock.net and I think you'll find it.
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Randolph Chung wrote:
> I'd say it depends on the module you are working on. Just stay
> consistent with the body of code you are working on.
I'd agree, 100%
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Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
> Another possibility which imho is the best is to use ramfs.
Thanks for reminding me -- the docs were just out of date, Glenn pointed
ramfs out to me a while ago, and it does seem to be the best choice.
Only concern is it makes us dependant on 2.4; I don't trust the reupte
David Whedon wrote:
> I made udebs of dhcpcd (turns out to be smaller than pump, and I've heard is
> better behaved), pump and ppp. If anyone wants to play with them, (or critisize
> them in case I made an error) the patches can be found at bugs #79841 (pump),
> #79851 (dhcpcd), and #79864 (ppp).
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Module name:boot-floppies
Changes by: aph 00/12/19 19:30:56
Modified files:
documentation : Makefile.docs
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> Is there a particular coding style which people prefer?
I'd say it depends on the module you are working on. Just stay
consistent with the body of code you are working on.
randolph
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Module name:debian-installer
Changes by: bug100/12/19 17:01:13
Modified files:
tools/cdebconf/src: debconfclient.c
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include stdarg.h to enable compiling under hurd
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Gergely Risko wrote:
>
> Hello!
>
> > - {lilo,grub} installer [UNCLAIMED]
> > Not started. Sets up {lilo,grub}.
> I can claim this one. I wrote a letter before about a nice boot manager,
> but nobody replied :(
> But I can wrote the debconf things for lilo (and grub, and
I'll be out of touch for about a week. If anyone needs/wants something in
netcfg and/or ddetect (tools in debian-installer) while I'm gone for whatever,
feel free to commit it.
-David
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Hello!
> - {lilo,grub} installer [UNCLAIMED]
> Not started. Sets up {lilo,grub}.
I can claim this one. I wrote a letter before about a nice boot manager,
but nobody replied :(
But I can wrote the debconf things for lilo (and grub, and sbm if it is ok).
Thanks,
Gergely Ris
Am Mon, 11 Dez 2000 schriebst Du:
> > 1) Kernelreport:chmod: /etc/resolv.cont: no such file or directory
>
> At what point did this happen?
>
> > 2) Kernelreport:starting internel superserver: inetd.
> >/bin/sh: /sbin/termwrap: cannot execute: no such file etc.
>
On Tue, Dec 19, 2000 at 09:34:14AM +0100, Tollef Fog Heen wrote:
>
> However, I'm just curious about what happens when the ramdisk grows to
> over free ram size..
>
A quick look at the ramfs source (only one file) shows that it will return
ENOSPC on a full fs. I'm not sure how much free ram it
Hello!
I have a standard machine I wish to replicate to some (40 - 100) new
machines. The base install I have chosen is a Debian based system, and
is already configured to do the job it is supposed to.
I tarred it all.
Now what I need is to make a bootable CD that starts (and completes) an
inst
I think the patch is pretty self-explanatory. It adds proxy support
for wget, and additionally, it _requires_ the user to input hostname
and directory.
Could somebody review it and apply (I'm in the NM queue and don't have an
account on debian.org).
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Is there a particular coding style which people prefer?
So far, I've seen both
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
and
static int debconfclient_command(struct debconfclient *client,
const char *command, ...)
{
(brace on same line or next line). Also, do people want a space
before and
I just cvs co'ed debian-installer and I'd like to help get the
installer up to speed as it, in it's current state is kinda hard to
work with, at least for inexperienced users ;)
Anyhow - in doc/ISSUES there is this:
* ramdisk size
How big a ram disk do we need? What happens if the installer
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