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For instances where the asprintf() was ignored, wrap it in
a test to check if it failed. If it failed, log a message
and abort. There may be some instances where abort may
not be what we want to do, however, we were ignoring the
return value completely so if we did get a failure, it would
just SIGSEGV. Now it will SIGABRT instead.
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udev is stopping supporting udevcontrol/udevtrigger as symlinks, so we
should change what we call
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Run udevtrigger to start coldplug, and udevsettle to wait for it to
finish.
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Shorten 'Red Hat Author(s)' to just 'Author(s)'. Perhaps eventually
we'll get an AUTHORS file and will just remove author names from the
individual files. Also fixed a type in scripts/dumphdrlist.py where
Author was listed twice.
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* loader2/hardware.c (detectHardware): Revert ssb hack as kudzu
has one now
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* loader2/hardware.c (detectHardware): Hack to ignore ssb
driver (#311421)
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* loader2/hardware.c (detectHardware): Probe usb so that usb
network installs work (H.J. Lu, #285491)
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on a new kudzu that supports it.
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HEA devices on IBM systems (#228578).
* loader2/module-info: ehea_mod -> ehea (#228578).
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* anaconda.spec: Bump version.
* loader2/hardware.c (spufsSetup): Fix build
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right thing now.
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* loader2/hardware.c (scsiSetup): Always load iSCSI modules.
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to it) all over the place.
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option would be good for people who fear change, so I'll get that implemented
throughout the loader.
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* loader2/hardware.c: Load iscsi modules if requested.
* loader2/loader.c: Add iscsi flag parsing. Ask for network if
iscsi is being used.
* loader2/loader.h: Add iscsi flag.
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* loader2/hardware.c: Look for xen devices.
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* loader2/driverdisk.c: Clean up log levels.
* loader2/firewire.c: Likewise.
* loader2/hardware.c: Likewise.
* loader2/hdinstall.c: Likewise.
* loader2/lang.c: Likewise.
* loader2/loader.c: Likewise.
* loader2/log.h: Likewise.
* loader2/mediacheck.c: Likewise.
* loader2/method.c: Likewise.
* loader2/modstubs.c: Likewise.
* loader2/modules.c: Likewise.
* loader2/net.c: Likewise.
* loader2/nfsinstall.c: Likewise.
* loader2/pcmcia.c: Likewise.
* loader2/urls.c: Likewise.
* loader2/usb.c: Likewise.
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* anaconda.spec: Bump version.
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* loader2/loader.h (LOADER_FLAGS_NOPARPORT): Remove unused flag.
* loader2/hardware.c (initializeParallelPort): Remove unused code.
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* loader2/hardware.c: Likewise.
* loader2/pcmcia.c: Likewise.
* loader2/usb.c: Likewise.
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PCIC types in one box.
* loader2/pcmcia.c (startupPcmciaControllers): Add code to
set resources for PCMCIA controllers, and enable them.
(initializePcmciaController): Call it.
(has_pcmcia, startPcmciaDevices, activate_device): Remove
obsolete and ugly cruft.
* loader2/pcmciatest.c: Remove obsolete file
* loader2/hardware.c: Adjust for changes.
* scripts/mk-images: Remove obsolete PCMCIA options
* scripts/upd-instroot: Ship pcmciautils socket startup program.
(mainly for debugging. It's tiny.)
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built statically in 2.6 (and the probe code here won't work
now in any case...)
* loader2/hardware.h: Likewise.
* loader2/loader.c: Adjust accordingly.
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installer. Also make the output look the same. This isn't going to be
nearly as sophisticated as the python logging module, but it will at least
behave similarly with command line options.
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* loader2/hardware.c (detectHardware): Probe macio (pnasrat, #154846)
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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/hardware.c: We can always probe devices with current
supported hardware. (#132592)
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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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Not sure about adding zfcp to the list of scsi modules, even though it just
prints a warning on non-mainframe. Should this be #ifdef'd ?
The rest fixes one of your FIXME's, I run into this bug without knowing
that you already had a patch in -HEAD, maybe I should update more often.
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will work temporarily
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