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Finally, no more libdhcp.
This is the first set of changes to take anaconda over to
the wonderful world of NetworkManager. We are no longer
linking with libdhcp to do interface configuration. NM
is started early in the installation and opens the door
to things like WPA installation support and things like
that.
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All the development on this file has taken place on the rhel5-branch, so it
only makes sense to copy over all the differences to HEAD.
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The s390 can boot El Torito CD or DVD images iff they are attached
by zFCP, used as the IPL device, and contain a specially formatted
boot image on the disc. IBM provided the tool to combobulate the
boot image together and a description of the desired execution
path.
When you boot on s390, the linuxrc.s390 will look to see if you
IPL'ed from a CD or DVD. If you did, it will ask if you also
want to install from that device. If you answer yes (y, Y, or
any case spelling of 'yes'), the script will bring the IPL device
online so the kernel assigns it a device name. Then it skips over
the network configuration and starts you in to loader. If you
tell it no or did not IPL from a CD or DVD, it'll launch the
missiles--wait, no, I mean you get the normal network installation
questions before loader starts.
I have no way to test this as it requires the following changes:
(1) Rel-eng needs to build s390x media with -no-emul-boot and
specify the new cdboot.img file on that platform. I have
already contacted rel-eng about making this change.
(2) I don't have a CD-ROM drive in my mainframe. IBM does and
testing is all falling on them. IBM knows this...maybe.
I explain all of this like anyone else on the team will ever get a
chance to experience it.
So there you have it. A letter opener.
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Bring some fixes done in the RHEL-5 branch for s390x forward to the
rawhide branch.
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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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At the end of installation, set the re-ipl device if the user installed to
a DASD device. Determine where /boot lives and set the re-ipl device to
that, then run shutdown -r. On s390x, this means that clicking the Reboot
button at the end of installation means you will reboot the VM. It only
works for DASD targets right now and not zFCP.
Patch from Brad Hinson <bhinson AT redhat DOT com> and
Jan Glauber <jang AT de DOT ibm DOT com>
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update your client systems. Besides, telnet was b0rk3n in RHEL5 and only one person complained. Time to advance loader to a telnet-free world. Also, this only affects mainframes.
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platform (patch from Brad Hinson <bhinson@redhat.com>, #233376)
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* constants.py: Fix traceback
* bootdisk/sparc/*: Remove out of date sparc files.
* anaconda: Product name fixup
* bootdisk/ppc/bootinfo.txt: Likewise.
* loader2/linuxrc.s390: Likewise.
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* loader2/linuxrc.s390: Create /dev and devices in it here too
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Use defaults if RUNKS is set for kickstart installations
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Ask for CTCPROT even if MTU is already specified (mainframe)
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that as well
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* loader2/linuxrc.s390: Ensure OSA addresses are lowercase so the
kernel will like them (#133190)
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eth0 for now and ignore TokenRing. Waiting for IBM patch to fix sysfs.
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wrong section of linuxrc. He's right ;-(
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- add support for CTC protocol selection #132324, #132325
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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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until now. Configure the device and check which interface shows up
This simplifies the script quite a bit and it should be more obvious
to the user what he has to enter
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load the module, configure it and check which device shows up
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changes to the initscripts
- PORTNAME didn't get written to netinfo, but is parsed in network.py
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instead, required for IUCV setup
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(#129167)
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range
- ;-( ipv6 dependency still not fixed (#126008)
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the qeth workaround in network.py
- make sure all devices have an alias in modprobe.conf
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netinf = string.splitfields(line, '=')
info [netinf[0]] = string.strip(netinf[1])
fails.
Strange, I thought the loader would rewrite that file ?
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initscripts
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