Thanks to Stefano, I have a modified generic-armv5te core-image-basic with NTP and chkconfig included. I am content to leave the NFS client features for the time being, but I do not want any NFS server or RPC ports open. From what I can tell, the nfs-utils package provides the NFS server, as well as the NFS client mount utilities. So, I cannot to any package pruning; I must configure the nfsserver.
I am trying to figure out how to do the equivalent of chkconfig --del nfsserver when the rootfs image is built. I could do that on the target after deployment. I would rather do the equivalent when the rootfs image is assembled. I see a function updatercd_postrm() in update-rc.d.bbclass that looks promising. It looks like it creates a pkg_postrm_nfsserver variable containing a shell script to be executed when the nfsserver package is removed. Is there a way to invoke it? Is there a way to remove the nfsserver package after the rest of the nfs-utils package has been installed? If not, is there another way to disable the nfsserver in the rootfs? Thank you, Larry Baker US Geological Survey 650-329-5608 [email protected] _______________________________________________ eldk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.denx.de/mailman/listinfo/eldk
