Le Wed, Nov 19, 2003 at 09:00:12PM +0100, Santiago Garcia Mantinan écrivait:
> We can build two netinst sets for now if you want, but I'd rather build test
> images with the last version of isolinux in debug mode before making a
> decision on all this, anybody objects on building this kind of image
> Right, we'll want to add help screens to syslinux for all of our images
> in any case. I think I understand now, isolinux uses its own help
> screens which it reads from the CD, and these come from debian-cd (for
> now..), but we can control the rest of them.
That's it.
> I don't particularly w
Santiago Garcia Mantinan wrote:
> As for the rest of the things, Raphael has exposed things well, we can do
> whatever you want with the cds, in fact, the change is so easy that we just
> have to change one script to change the ordering of the boot methods in the
> cds, right now the first one is i
Raphael Hertzog wrote:
> We don't need syslinux help files AFAIK. Syslinux is "integrated" into
> the boot image that you provide us.
I'm confused. The current daily netinst cds display a lot of help text
(mostly unmodified from the boot-floppies) on boot. This text is not
present from d-i, so it
> > I think that the main problem from the d-i team's perspective is that
> > all the daily cds and the cds for beta 1 use isolinux. So when users
> > come to us who cannot boot from isolinux, we have no alternative except
> > boot floppies or the monthly full cd builds. Any approach that provides
Le Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 04:29:25PM -0500, Joey Hess écrivait:
> > I have just tried it and it works, even though the setup for
> > syslinux should be changed a bit to include the help screens and all that,
> > this should be done in debian-installer, as it is d-i who makes that image.
>
> There ar
Santiago Garcia Mantinan wrote:
> We are using these features, current isolinux setup allows the user to
> select to boot the "net" initrd or the "cdrom" initrd. I don't know if this
> is wanted, this must be decided by the debian-installer guys, if we want to
> offer just the posibility to boot th
Santiago Garcia Mantinan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Umm, seems like we go again for the same discusion, ok, I've been gathering
> some old links to try to shorten this.
>
> The isolinux / multiboot / boot floppy emulation (syslinux) decision was
> already discussed for woody, at that time I wa
Umm, seems like we go again for the same discusion, ok, I've been gathering
some old links to try to shorten this.
The isolinux / multiboot / boot floppy emulation (syslinux) decision was
already discussed for woody, at that time I was building unofficial images
for all woody's arches, and I also
Sebastian Ley wrote:
> it seems that we are locking out people from testing by using isolinux
> on our netinst/businesscard CDs, see #220139 and #220139.
>
> Since we do not need any of isolinux's features I propose to use
> syslinux on the CDs.
I think I agree. The only thing isolinux has the po
Hello,
it seems that we are locking out people from testing by using isolinux
on our netinst/businesscard CDs, see #220139 and #220139.
Since we do not need any of isolinux's features I propose to use
syslinux on the CDs.
Regards,
Sebastian
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