lorax/etc/packages/packages.i586

-glibc
-openssl
glibc.i586
openssl.i586
pcmciautils
grub
dmidecode
efibootmgr
gpart
syslinux
memtest86+
Start of /etc/lorax files. The existing buildinstall system had all sorts of data that would be more suited to configuration files stored directly in the scripts. The most difficult set to maintain was the list of packages for install mode and rescue mode. I have created a set of configuration files divided by architecture that allow you to specify the packages to be included in general or for specific platforms. 2008-09-12 00:16:52 +00:00			`-glibc`
			`-openssl`
Huge commit; moved a lot of stuff around; added code for install.img 2009-08-19 14:51:32 +00:00			`glibc.i586`
			`openssl.i586`
			`pcmciautils`
			`grub`
Start of /etc/lorax files. The existing buildinstall system had all sorts of data that would be more suited to configuration files stored directly in the scripts. The most difficult set to maintain was the list of packages for install mode and rescue mode. I have created a set of configuration files divided by architecture that allow you to specify the packages to be included in general or for specific platforms. 2008-09-12 00:16:52 +00:00			`dmidecode`
			`efibootmgr`
Merge etc/rescue* contents in to appropriate etc/packages* files. After reading upd-instroot [again], I see that we just merge the PACKAGES and PACKAGESRESCUE lists together at the end since it's all the same image now. 2008-10-05 03:52:41 +00:00			`gpart`
Start of /etc/lorax files. The existing buildinstall system had all sorts of data that would be more suited to configuration files stored directly in the scripts. The most difficult set to maintain was the list of packages for install mode and rescue mode. I have created a set of configuration files divided by architecture that allow you to specify the packages to be included in general or for specific platforms. 2008-09-12 00:16:52 +00:00			`syslinux`
Huge commit; moved a lot of stuff around; added code for install.img 2009-08-19 14:51:32 +00:00			`memtest86+`