Quoting aurelio marinho jargas - ctba ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > - When I rebooted the first time, I noticed that linuxconf erases the
> > whole screen when it starts. I would like it much better if linuxconf
> > would just append to the current contents.
> all the boot/linuxconf messages are stored in the logs.
> you can see them after boot.
Yes, all messages from *linuxconf* (and the tools which it runs) are
stored in these logs but not the boot-messages of the linux kernel
(harddisks found, status of fsck, SCSI bus, etc). Isn't it possible that
linuxconf just skips the "clear screen" ?
> > - While it is nice when Linuxconf complains about errors/problems during
> > boot, it irritates the normal users. Is there a way that linuxconf just
> > sends a mail to root instead of asking *any* questions ?
>
> you can disable the askrunlevel module in the
> /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit
>
> just coment the line:
> /sbin/askrunlevel
Doesn't this disable linuxconf completely ? Also, I think this wouldn't
help: what I'm refering to is the message "There were some errors"
which you get right before you can login.
> > - There should be a way to produce "views", ie. create a custom dialog
> > which shows specific fields of different modules. This is especially useful
> > when you have a template, then you only need to change a few fields and
> > maybe some of them can be generated from other infos. For example, we
> > create the machine name from the IP address).
>
> you can try the usermenu (or the treemenu?) module
> to setup "user defined menus"
Ok, I'll have a look.
> > - I'm missing an RPM module. It should allow me to install and remove
> > packets plus it should allow to specify an update path (eg. on a main
> > server).
> check the managerpm module. it's just a start.
Can you please add a list of all extra modules on the WWW page (including
info where they can be found, please :-)
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Author of XDME, ResTrackLib, CInt. <http://www.aros.org/>
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