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Related: rhbz#593941
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We need to have this file so the rpm routines
don't show up warnings that it's missing.
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1) Let RHEL bugs be in MODIFIED or ON_QA states.
2) Catch rhbz lines that have trailing characters, e.g. a period. This
probably won't always work, so please don't put trailing characters
on your rhbz lines.
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warning (#508242)
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This file is needed so sshd can be run when fips mode
is enabled.
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These files are needed for FIPS support.
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This file is needed for installation with FIPS enabled
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because rsyslogd doesn't get relative paths.
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We have to load all drivers to get access to devices containing driver discs. But when we copy the DD content into RAM, we have to reinitialize those drivers to pick up updated versions.
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For reasons of which I'm not quite certain, sometimes parted and such
don't create device mapper device nodes as I'd expect. So when we think
they should be there, run "dmsetup mknod". Also add some debug logging to
this part of the process.
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Remove initrd.size line, replace with initrd.addrsize line. Update
mk-images.s390 to set the initrd.img load address at image creation
time.
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Rename the geninitrdsz.c program to addrsize.c to more accurately
reflect what it's generating. Update Makefile.am and its usage in the
buildinstall scripts. The load address is provided as a shell variable
in scripts/mk-images.s390.
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Instead of just forking, we fork() anaconda and then execv our custom
audit daemon. This saves us an extra anaconda process running permanently,
taking memory.
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Nobody wants to see "move to desktop 3" in installer. Also disables Alt-F4
shortcut to close arbitrary windows, only we decide when to close them.
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The linuxrc.s390 script is installed as /sbin/init, not
/sbin/linuxrc.s390.
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KEEPFILE is a list of files, not directories. As such, the contents of
$LIBDIR/rsyslog need to be matched against, not just the directory name.
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Fedora is now i686 based, and as such upd-instroot needs to know what
packages to pull in. Resolves RHBZ 588357
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This is done through changing the default gconf values.
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This is information that's better contained in the installation guide where
someone will remember to keep it up to date.
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In makebumpver, don't assume rhbz is a list. On non rhel branches, it
will always be None since we just put the summary line from the git
commit in the rpm changelog.
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Using that file for the commit-msg hook, so use it here too.
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Necessary for reboot or halt support from rescue mode. Since
linuxrc.s390 currently does everything on s390x, add in handlers for
reboot and halt modes.
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We occassionally have Fedora BZ numbers reference in RHEL branch
commits. Once the change is pushed, we can't update the commit log. We
clone the bug in BZ and then can reference the RHEL bug in the spec file
changelog. The -m option lets you do that. Using 'make bumpver'
target, here's an example:
make bumpver IGNORE=ad32abd1612b747aa3dd5c67e3da390b5c9e0d34 \
MAP="572488=580404"
This example also shows the IGNORE functionality. If there are utility
commits (e.g., to makebumpver), we can ignore those during the spec file
changelog generation. Just pass the git commit ID(s) you want to ignore
as a comma-separated list.
The MAP functionality is FEDORA_BZ=RHEL_BZ and is for instances where we
have a commit on a RHEL branch that references a Fedora bug. We clone
the bug to make a RHEL bug, then use MAP= to make sure the RHEL bug ends
up in the spec file changelog.
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Added a Python program to implement the make bumpver functionality. The
version number is incremented and the RPM spec file changelog is
constructed. On RHEL branches, each git commit is checked to see that
it references a RHEL bug and that the RHEL bug is in MODIFIED, has the
Fixed In Version field set correctly, and that the bug is for 'Red Hat
Enterprise Linux'. The idea here is to catch these bug problems before
getting to dist-cvs.
For non RHEL branches, the RPM log is constructed as is, no bug
verification happens.
In instances where you need to ignore certain git commits, you can pass
the -i options to the script with a comma separated list of git commit
IDs to ignore. This is intended for cases where we need to change a
BuildRequire in the spec file template or something like that.
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Hate these scripts. Keep /usr/bin/seq so it gets copied to initrd.img.
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Add in missing /sbin/*_cio_free commands as well as the 'seq' command
(used by the device_cio_free) script.
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Use the dasd_cio_free command to free blacklisted DASDs and block until
they are available to set online and set other attributes. We were just
writing "free $DEVICE" to /proc/cio_ignore, but we lacked the wait loop
to make sure the device showed up. The /sbin/dasd_cio_free command does
that for us, so we can just call that.
NOTE: The dasd_cio_free command reads the DASD list from the output of
the 'modprobe --showconfig' command, so the $DASD list is placed in the
/etc/modprobe.d/dasd_mod.conf in module option format so that modprobe
can return it correctly.
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It turns out the final name was not so final after all (related #513018)
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Attempt to pull in generic libraries whenever we see a platform
optimized one. This implementation uses the naive approach of just
chopping directories out of the middle of library paths and seeing if
there's a file there without that part. If there is, it pulls that in
as well.
It seems to work to build power5-able trees on a power6 machine.
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This is the 2nd revision of this patch, which uses the final
location of the sysfs_edd.sh script, and adds the script to install.img .
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Currently it's ascii and that's bad. import gtk; changes it to utf-8
anyway but that doesn't happen in text install of course. The default
encoding is set vie sitecustomize.py, it is not possible to do so in any
other way.
The patch has been tested with a custom compose.
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This was accidentally omitted from:
d42a7a7e21c6b4a45437a6139e169ccaaf17784b.
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I just took David Cantrell's patch for ppc64 from the bugzilla and
applied it to all architectures as a comment in bugzilla states
that the bug applies to x86 too.
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