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I've had to leave pieces of text.py around, though, because it's used by
rescue mode and we're not changing it quite yet.
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We're not using it for anything, and I don't want people looking at it for any
reason anyway. If we really need to, it's still in version control.
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Moves requirements for and detection of bootloader stage1/stage2
target devices into the bootloader classes themselves.
Separates the concepts of bios drive ordering and boot drive selection.
Removes support for LILO and ABOOT.
Removes chandev code from ZIPL.
Moves target/stage1 device type descriptions into BootLoader classes.
Adds prevention of duplicate labels on upgrades.
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I can't see that any of the resources we were setting changed the look of
the installer at all. Now that we are using metacity instead of our own
window manager, these things should all be getting set for us elsewhere.
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This is required so the source layout and package layout have a similar enough
structure to make our test setup work. Without this move, you can't run
"make check" or checkbot without getting error messages about no such module
pyanaconda.booty.
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a real Python package.
Also updates the build and autotools stuff to work with the new structure
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