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authorMartin Schwenke <martin@meltin.net>2009-04-17 23:00:05 +1000
committerMartin Schwenke <martin@meltin.net>2009-04-17 23:00:05 +1000
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conf.base updates and memory limit tweaks.
Rename conf.base to conf.base-SoFS, since it is SoFS-specific. Add conf.base-SoFS-1.5.3 and modify setup_samba.sh to look for a version-specific file if it exists. Revert default value of MEM to 256MB and add 128MB to it in any release files (SoFS-1.5.2, SoFS-1.5.3) that tell the kernel to reserve 128MB for kdump. This introduces more order dependencies when using release files... but there are obvious advantages. Updated GUIMEM to be a nice round 704MB and set it to 1GB in recent release files (SoFS-1.5.2, SoFS-1.5.3) since it now seems much easier to run out of memory. Update note in README about configuration order being important when using release files. Add new file TODO. Signed-off-by: Martin Schwenke <martin@meltin.net>
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@@ -168,7 +168,8 @@ CONFIGURATION
NOTE: Occasionally you will need to consider the position of
with_release in your configuration. If you want to override options
handled by a release definition then you will obviously need to set
- them later in your configuration. Some options will need to appear
- before with_release so that they can be used within a release
+ them later in your configuration. This will be the case for most
+ options you will want to set. However, some options will need to
+ appear before with_release so that they can be used within a release
definition - the most obvious one is the (rarely used) RHEL_ARCH
option, which is used in the default ISO setting for each release.