> man systemconfigurator, see the section on the hardware.lst file.
I did read that, but it doesn't look like it will allow me to use that
single image on an arbitrarily-outfitted node (ie, one with 2x gig, or one
with 2x 100bT, or a mix of the two). We do have a mix of machines, and I
don't want more images than I need. And I _really_ don't want to have to
teach people how to tell what image they need to use...
> man systemconfig.conf
> see the HARDWARE order section.
Is that not still going to make my image single-flavour-of-machine
centric? I don't understand how listing modules in a particular order
will cause the right module to be mated to the right NIC.
Am I mistaken?
Thanks Sean!
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