Hi Jan,
Look at the code in install.pl. One of the first things it does is
determine the platform and set the $is_linux variable accordingly.
It might be better to leave the install.pl alone, and enclose some or all
of your code in site.pl in something like
if ($is_linux) {
your linux code goes here;
}
else {
things to do when booting from dos bootdisk;
}
That way you keep a standard install.pl and keep the modifications where
they should: in the site-specific place.
Prevents you from breaking code by overwriting it with the default files
when updating your unattend-share. I'm speaking from experience here.
(I'm not a perl expert, but use of the $is_linux variable should be
possible outside of install.pl. If not, feel free to modify install.pl :-)
)
Greetings,
Niels de Groot
Relevant part of original message:
Message: 2
Subject: RE: Problems with dosboot and site/config.pl
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 16:18:41 +0200
From: "Brauer, Jan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Oops should have rtfm. But how can i let install.pl determine when to
use site/config.pl?
What i mean is: how can install.pl determine whether i'm booting from
dos and not use config.pl or whether im botting from linux and use it?
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