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* text.py (stepToClasses): Remove silo stuff.
* gui.py (stepToClasses): Likewise.
* iw/silo_gui.py: Remove.
* textw/silo_text.py: Remove.
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* utils/genhdlist.c: Genericize product dir
* loader2/loader.c (initProductInfo): Likewise.
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* loader2/cdinstall.c (findRedHatCD): Change function to
findAnacondaCD to be more general.
* loader2/cdinstall.h: Likewise.
* loader2/urlinstall.c: Likewise.
* loader2/loader.c: Likewise.
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* loader2/loader.c (parseCmdLineFlags): Allow setting mtu on the
command line (#151789)
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carrying an fd around in main(). This way it'll also get it right for mke2fs
and friends. bz #137849
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language and font as the shell, instead of being having white squares for
characters.
- Work around a kernel fbcon bug. fbcon mangles the color palette if you
allocate a new tty, which we do when spawning the shell. The workaround
is to open the tty before bterm is started. bz #137849 .
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* loader2/loader.c: Apparently, I can't count (#144006)
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* loader2/loader.c (setupRamdisk): Remove old code.
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2004-11-16 Jeremy Katz <katzj@redhat.com>
* loader2/net.c (setKickstartNetwork): Allow passing --notksdevice
to your network lines so that you don't try to use them as your
device (#136903)
* kickstart.py (KickstartBase.doNetwork): Handle --notksdevice
here too.
* loader2/net.c: Allow going back and manually changing the
network device used even if ksdevice= is passed (#136903)
* loader2/loader.c: Fix for serial console magic to work again
with just console= and not explicit serial (#137971)
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* loader2/loader.c: Fix tyop
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* loader2/loader.c: Make serial imply nofb (#134167)
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* loader2/loader.c (parseCmdLineIp): Add patch from Bastien Nocera
to support parsing of pxelinux IPAPPEND (#134054)
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* loader2/hardware.c: we need to always do our busprobe (fixes
nonet, etc)
* loader2/loader.c: noprobe ==> nousb and nofirewire
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* loader2/loader.c: Load dm-zero, dm-snapshot and dm-mirror (#132001)
* scripts/mk-images.i386:
* scripts/mk-images.ia64:
* scripts/mk-images.ppc:
* scripts/mk-images.s390:
* scripts/mk-images.x86_64:
Use a variable for raid and lvm modules. Add dm-zero, dm-snapshot
and dm-mirror (#132001)
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drivers. useful if you're kickstarting and need to do an alternate driver
as you can then do a device line in your ks.cfg
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hvc (ppc), hvsi (ppc), and altix (ia64). set up in init and carried
throughout.
(#131091, #130906, #131301)
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qeth can hav eth, hsi and tr interfaces, lcs can have eth and tr interfaces,
too. We can't tell apart if p.e. eth0 is qeth or lcs, but need to know it for
sysfs configuration. Remove TYPE=QETH hack and use a more generic NETTYPE
instead
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instead, required for IUCV setup
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it's serial. also carry in the iseries checking into the loader. *sigh*
(#130906)
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the edd module's export of mbr signatures to map BIOS disks to Linux disk
names. exposed for use in kickstart with part --onbiosdisk=,
ks=bd:80p1:/ks.cfg, and harddrive --biospart=80p1
Patch from anaconda-devel-list, #106674
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* track of what paths to use and defaulting to the wrong
* paths */
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install (#116414)
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* configurable amount of time to wait for link to be available
* wait for a link after bringing the interface back up with its final ip as
some switches decide that they should reconfigure at that point (#115825)
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- read additional parameters for ccw devices from netinfo and
write them to ifcfg-xxx
(mtu and ptpaddr can now be removed from pump.h)
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Worst case is we fail later
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on /var/run/loader.run not being there
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was getting loaded, but the second stage wasn't noticing that it needed
to be enabled. hack it in
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to put policy updates in an updates.img, but it means that the shell is
somewhat sane
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cards right now, but it could be relevant for other probes in the future)
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requires a driver but we don't have the driver, then we probably shouldn't
count it. this will at least let things sort of work, but isn't a real
solution for the problem (since we'll then show both network devices even
if only one of the drivers is loaded, etc)
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context of running anaconda to be anaconda_t
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