[Cooker] Switch Kernel Package in Installtion
Hi All ! I would like to change the kernel package with my own (2.2.13 with nfsv3 patch) because of the NFS bug between Linux and Solaris 2.5.1 and 2.6. The Problem was mentioned in various mailinglists and newsgroups. As far as I know the problem still exists in kernel 2.2.14. After I removed all Mandrake kernel packages and put my one in I ran genhdlist . gendepslist -f Mandrake/base/depslist Mandrake/base/hdlist All seems to be ok. BTW my package comes with source, pcmcia and provides kernel-headers. The Problem is now, that the kernel-package is no longer been installed even I have ranting 99 in 'compssList'. Thanks. oba --- Oliver Banf EPE-8 FE IT Support Telefon: +49-6221-92-3843 Fax: +49-6221-92-3849 email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---
[Cooker] compssList ?!
Hello out there! I don't know if I'm right here. If not please apologize and direct me to the right list. I'm a Sysadmin working for a costumer who uses Linux as development environment. In the first two runs I made a customized Linux-Release based on RedHat that fits perfectly into the customer environment (Solaris, NIS+). Now I have to set up a new release because the developer's want the new features and tools (of course ;-)). First I tried RH6.1 because of obvious reasons (see above). With that release I had several problems. - NFS-Bug in combination with Solaris 2.5.1 - gcc-2.95.1: problems with c++ ... and so on ! Anyway ! After three weeks of debugging and frustration, I switched over to Mandrake 7.0. It really seems a good distribution. Well improved. Current software-packages. Well done Mandrake ! Now to my real problem. What I *must* do is to insert a new installation bullet into the 'graphical' and 'newt' installation. I also have to add some packages and do a costumized package pre-selection. After inspected 'compss', 'compssUsers' and 'compssList' I really have problems to understand the structure of 'compssList'. I've allready added the menubullets in second-stage install and I can see them. How do J add another dgGroup in 'compssList' and what are the numbers behind the packages and categories for? Can you please explain that miracle to me :-) ? Thanks in advance and so long oba --- Oliver Banf EPE-8 (EXT awato IT-Services) FE Information Technolgie Support Phone : +49-6221-92-3843 Fax: +49-6221-92-3849 email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---
RE: [Cooker] compssList ?!
" Pixel mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: can you look at mandrake.com/drakx/README first and then tell me if you're still missing something? I've already done that, but still have no clue about the numbers behind the packages and categories. Might be that I'm to stupid :-) TNX oba --- Oliver Banf EPE-8 (EXT awato IT-Services) FE Information Technologie Support Telefon: +49-6221-92-3843 Fax: +49-6221-92-3849 email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---
RE: [Cooker] compssList ?!
" Pixel mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've already done that, but still have no clue about the numbers
behind the packages and categories.
I've added this:
#- lower bound on the left ( aka 90 means [90-100[ )
my %compssList = (
90 = __("must have"), #- every install have these packages
(unless hand de-selected in expert, or not enough room)
80 = __("important"), #- every custom install have these packages
(unless not enough space)
#- has minimum X install (XFree86 +
icewm)(normal)
70 = __("very nice"), #- KDE(normal)
60 = __("nice"), #- gnome(normal)
50 = __("interesting"),
40 = __("interesting"),
30 = __("maybe"),
20 = __("maybe"),
10 = __("useless"),
0 = __("garbage"),
);
it will be used in the individual package selection to
display the Rating for each package
O.K. I'll try this. But what about the negative numbers?
I saw something like -30 in the file.
i you have better words, please do tell :)
Not yet. If i will find some I'll tell you first :-))
Oliver, if it's still not enough, tell me.
Many thanks for the helping hand.
so long
oba
RE: [Cooker] compssList ?!
tell me if i'm still missing something! No ! And once again. Many thanks. so long oba
