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the command is no longer the first argument, since subprocess doesn't work
that way. Remove unneeded /proc/e820info cruft. Remove iutil.rmrf.
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* iscsi.py (iscsi.__init__): Fix for the case of not using iscsi
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* iw/iscsi_gui.py (iscsiWindow.getNext): Don't need to do the
startup here now.
* isys/isys.py (compareDrives): Sort xvd devices first since
they're the "bootable" ones for Xen
(driveIsIscsi): Determine if a drive is iscsi or not. Kind of ugly.
* zfcp.py (ZFCP.write): Copy zfcp.conf here.
* yuminstall.py (YumBackend.doPreInstall): Write out network, zfcp
and iscsi info prior to the install starting.
* partitioning.py (partitionObjectsInitialize): Flush drive dict
on initialization, set up iscsi devices here, make device nodes
for drives
* kickstart.py (AnacondaKSHandlers.doIscsi): Initial iscsi
kickstart support. This syntax *will* change
* iscsi.py (iscsi.action): Set nodes to start up automatically on
boot in the db
(iscsi.startup): Give a popup while we're waiting on iscsi devs
to initialize
(iscsi.write): Write out iscsi config
* fsset.py: Add various bits so that we can set that a device
should be marked as _netdev in the fstab and use it appropriately
for iscsi.
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* iw/iscsi_gui.py (iscsiWindow.getNext): Hack for iscsi to stabilize
* iscsi.py (iscsi.write): Write out iscsi config bits
* anaconda (opts.iscsi): Actually handle the iscsi flag
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* anaconda: Add handling of iscsi flag
* flags.py: Add iscsi flag
* installclass.py: Add iscsi step
* dispatch.py: Add iscsi step.
* gui.py: Add iscsi step.
* text.py: Add iscsi step
* instdata.py: Add iscsi object
* iscsi.py: Add main iscsi code
* iw/iscsi_gui.py: Add graphical iSCSI configuration
* ui/iscsi-config.glade: Glade-file for iSCSI config
* textw/iscsi_text.py: Add text mode iSCSI configuration
* scripts/mk-images (SCSIMODS): Add iscsi modules
* scripts/upd-instroot: Add iscsi tools
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