to find setup.conf via the mount table. If found, load, if
not, don't.
On leaving the / mount page, check if it was changed, if so, try to load the
new setup.conf.
I think we should *not* revert to defaults in this case. Yes, this means
that settings from /etc/setup.conf will be propagated to
/etc/setup.conf - I don't think this is a problem.
Max.
On 10 Mar 2003, Robert Collins wrote:
> Ok, a few pragmatic thoughts:
>
> * When do we parse it?
> It's not trivial:
> - if we parse on startup, and the user changes the cygwin / path during runtime,
> should we revert to defaults?
> - if we wait for the / path to be chosen, we can't store any pr
Ok, a few pragmatic thoughts:
* When do we parse it?
It's not trivial:
- if we parse on startup, and the user changes the cygwin / path during
runtime, should we revert to defaults?
- if we wait for the / path to be chosen, we can't store any pre- /
dialog settings.
- if we parse on startup, and
