g.
> Also, my patch tries very hard to make sure the locale is available,
> if necessary by generating it in termwrap. This is required during
> first time install to get the translated texts to show up. Your patch
> is missing that part.
I see. Your patch seems to be better. Pleas
quot; ] ;
+ then
+ if ! grep $LANG /etc/locale.gen ; then LANG=C; fi
+fi
+if [ ! -z "$LANGUAGE" ] ;
+ then
+ if ! grep $LANGUAGE /etc/locale.gen ; then unset LANGUAGE; fi
+fi
##
## Display usage if no argu
export LANGUAGE
+ fi
+fi
##
## Display usage if no argument.
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cb> On Tue, Dec 25, 2001 at 11:05:23AM +0900, Taketoshi Sano wrote:
cb> > Hi. Christoph. Sorry for looong delay
floppies
> and wait for debian-installer.
I've used normal potato root and base floppies.
Just take care that "Module Configuration Task" does
have no meaning when you use the customized 2.4 kernel.
So do nothing on that task, go next stage simply.
Other tasks can be done normal
ed the cvs tree of base-config, and got base-config 0.69.3
from incoming.
This enables the usage of termwrap with debian-installer when required,
I think. Very good news for us who need i18n support :)
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ng this mail ;)
But I agree with you, base-config is perfect for us. I don't want to maintain
such a little single script only package.
I'll ask the removal of termwrap after the new base-config is installed.
(Or, if the new base-config comes very soon, it may be enough just
to remove it
scripts/basedisks/Attic/termwrap
I've got it from this place in order to put it in a small package.
manty> But recently and after asking what we were gonna do about this quite some
manty> times... Taketoshi Sano has agreed to package it. So on the 17 May he filled
manty> an IT
l it a changed API, but it's not surprising if some
> packages require minor bug fixes as well as recompilation. The same
> fixes will be required for slang2, anyway.
>
> Edmund
Thanks for providing the patch for us, Edmund. We appreciate
your work well. Maybe we'll need your skills later again.
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> [...]
> > Hi, Enrique. As far as I checked, this libnewt-utf8-0 does not work
> > with the utf8 enabled slang1 packages above (pppconfig failed at
> > internal error). Please rebuilt them with the new slang1 packages,
>
jim> Closes, but I'll do it by hand) Let me know if there are problems.
Thanks! Now we have to check newt-utf8 by Enrique, then check the problem
in bogl-bterm which impede bterm working without libutf8.
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slang, boot-floppies, and wide character support)",
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nidd> Taketoshi Sano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
nidd>
nidd> > Now, when we'll get those utf8-enabled slang1 and newt packages,
nidd> > we might also
ssages. And it requires
libutf8 (and the root priviledge) to work well even on the current
unstable (i.e. with our libc6_2.2.2-4 package).
So we should provide libutf8 package, or make bogl-bterm statically
linked to libutf8 library.
Which option is better ?
And also we need bdftobogl command with me
They are at
> http://people.debian.org/~ezanard (there's a shared library,
> libnewt-utf8-0 and a PIC kit, libnewt-utf8-pic).
>
> Please, check them and tell me if they work fine, so I can upload them to
> ftp-master.
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t; fine but I have no idea how to test the wide character support. Could
> some one try them out, or tell me how to go about that.
>
> They are at:
> http://www.ultralinux.org/slang/
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slang1 with utf-8 support.
I hope the maintainer of slang1, Jim Mintha, will provide it for us
as well as Enrique will do with newt. But if it can not be done,
we'll need something to use. So I'll prepare to work on slang1-utf8.
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Hi, Enrique! Thank you for your work :)
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> On Sun, Apr 08, 2001 at 08:03:26AM +0900, Tak
le confusion.The materials at
> http://people.debian.org/~dwhedon/debian/> is for the font
> sources and stuff -- it would be a different package from
> slang/newt-utf8.
Exactly. Please upload it for us, David.
I'll concentrate on slang/newt-utf8.
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EVANS is
available from http://www.rano.org/mutt/slang-1.4.4-ege2.diff.gz
License is the same as the slang package, i.e. GPL and Artistic.
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License is the same as the newt package, i.e. LGPL
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only packaged it myself so as to be able to remove it from boot-floppies cvs,
> as the large size of the files was breaking pserver.
I'll work to provide slang-utf8 and newt-utf8, based on the code
in your package and the revised one by Edmund GRIMLEY EVANS for
slang-1.4.4
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> Taketoshi Sano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Can I create shrink_string
Hi.
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with "Re: slang, boot-floppies, and wide character support",
Adam Di Carlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Taketoshi Sano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Akira Yoshiyama <[EMAIL
cial kernel with frame
> > buffer support, then i18n boot floppies will die before going real.
>
> The compact and idepci kernels have framebuffer support. Why would we
> wanna turn that off ?
Thanks. I want to make sure it.
> My big worries is that we don't have a libnew
that the boot option "video=vga16:off" works well.
So I think we should note this option in the place of "video=vc:8"
in $LANG/f5.txt above.
frame buffer support is essential for bogl-bterm for utf-8 and
jfbterm for euc-jp. So if there is no official kernel with frame
bu
needed for i18n
goal of Debian installation, and this experience will work
for debian-installer as well).
And if we use utf-8 for all messages, then we have to use
encoding conversion at somewhere since most packages have
messages not in utf-8 but in euc-jp for japanese.
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operation since the device name of a logical partition may not
match between kernel and cfdisk/fdisk at all.
I have not checked the code in full, but it seems that sfdisk
can handle the BSD partition in the way of kernel. So using
sfdisk may be safer.
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' is varied with this same reason dependent of
the file-system size where the package was build.
This maybe not what we wish to have, I think, and I plan to write this
on debian-devel list, but I can't write that well in English yet.)
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all utility).
It should be created in this stage.
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on Re: Debian Boot CVS: gleydson,
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> I've added the language code before of each language option (so it look
> less confuse). A bit exam
RTITION, CONFIG_MAC_PARTITION, CONFIG_ATARI_PARTITION, and/or
CONFIG_ULTRIX_PARTITION, but all of them are for non-i386 architecture, and
there are some PC which has the BIOS which can not support these partition tables.
(I don't know if they are many or not. maybe most of PCs can not support,
but I have not checked it.)
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Please make it forward on language_chooser. We wish to have it.
BTW, If woody uses b-f, then it will be easier to have utf-8 ready
slang/newt. Are there anyone who can check the package in woody ?
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Suggests
>
> Then a package such as task-ldap (since I know how LDAP might look) could
> do:
>
> Package: task-ldap
> Depends: ldap-utils
> Recommends: ldap-gateways, slapd
> Suggests: libnss-ldap, libpam-ldap
>
> Then in tasksel you choose minimum, stan
he lilo will be still the default kernel
loader for woody ?
> * library reduction
Some arch can not use this. The scheme should not rely on this, IMHO.
(using it as a special bonus will be no problem, but make it
requirement will have difficulties.)
> * main menu generation code
Pleas
in/termwrap: cannot execute: No such file or directory
> ... over and over...
> INIT: id "1" respawning to fast: disabled for 5 minutes
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P.S.
I have not created my patch to add the support for "language add-on pack"
yet, but I wish to have it for potato...
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> Taketoshi Sano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I think scripts/rootdisk/sbin/termwrap is the way
CVS, and add the code at the
end of extract_base() in order to put it into target system.
I think the package for that script can be provided for woody,
or are there any packages which is appropriate to include that
wrapper or any other command providing a similar function ?
BTW, are there an
that supports only IDE and PCI devices (and a very small
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."),device,file);
>if ( status == 0) {
>
> Using this scheme, we can use the same base tar ball for all
> languages, with some extra language pack which consist of
> required packages for a language.
>
> I think this will not affect the main C/english only system
eturn 0;
> > }
> >
> > How do you think this ?
>
> Why would we do it this way and not just have it be added as part of
> base2_2.tgz ?
How this can be implemented ? To create a package including
the script above, and get it into base ?
If you think that it is better to
main C/english only system, and
add enhancement for some languages which needs their special packages.
I have worked on bterm and libutf-8, but it may still needs some more
time before to use them in potato. So some work-around is required now,
and the scheme above can be a candidate for it, I hope.
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t/etc/inittab",&statbuf)) {
rename("/target/etc/inittab","/target/etc/inittab.real");
}
sprintf(prtbuf,"cp %s %s","/etc/inittab.install","/target/etc/inittab");
execlog(prtbuf, LOG_INFO);
+
+ sprintf(prtbuf,"cp %s %s","/sbi
econfigure and base-config, or so) in it, then it will
make it easy for us to adopt the bf-utf8 some day.
How do you think ?
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e an entry in debian/changelog and use (closes:
adam> Bug#).
Thanks for your guidance. I just found that you have already written
a changelog entry for me when I tried to do it. Thanks a lot again!
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+ " -e 's:^UTC=\"no\":UTC=\"yes\":' -e 's:^UTC=no:UTC=yes:'"
+ " /target/etc/default/rcS > /target/etc/default/rcS.new", LOG_INFO);
+ execlog("mv /target/etc/default/rcS.new /target/etc/default/rcS&q
f it's backwards compatible, we should switch to the `gnewt' tree
> rather than the `bf-utf' one for Newt and Slang.
I will checkout that gnewt modules from cvs.debian.org.
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o=vc:8" on "boot:" prompt of the rescue floppy.
>
> I added a string in f5.txt about this.
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after the initial release of potato.
But, if the separate kernel should be uploaded, then I work for it, of course.
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