runtime-cleanup: drop mtools and glibc-gconv-extra
AFAICS, this dep chain (syslinux->mtools->glibc-gconv-extra) is the only reason glibc-gconv-extra is in the installer env. It's quite large (8M). syslinux's dep on mtools seems to be due to (one of) its installer(s) using mtools, but I don't think we ever run that from the installer env; we only pull syslinux into it to set up bootloader stuff for the installer image itself, which happens in x86.tmpl and doesn't involve actually running a syslinux installer, just copying files around. Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson <awilliam@redhat.com>
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@ -45,6 +45,11 @@ removefrom isomd5sum --allbut /usr/bin/checkisomd5
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## and there's no need for a bunch of zsh files without zsh
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removefrom systemd /usr/share/zsh/site-functions/*
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## we only need syslinux to make the installer image bootable, we don't
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## run anything from it that uses mtools, and that's the only thing
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## that pulls in glibc-gconv-extra
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removepkg mtools glibc-gconv-extra
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## various other things we remove to save space
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removepkg diffutils file
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removepkg libasyncns
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