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nick black left as an exercise for the reader:
> Christian PERRIER left as an exercise for the reader:
> > Quoting nick black (nick.bl...@sprezzatech.com):
> > > As said, you can find a growlight udeb in the SprezzOS repositories,
Christian PERRIER left as an exercise for the reader:
I'd like to followup on your suggestion as it seems well thought and
prepared and not just one idea thrown in the wild as I was initially
thinking (sorry for this).
Thanks for your kind words, christian! i'm still wondering what people
Quoting nick black (nick.bl...@sprezzatech.com):
As said, you can find a growlight udeb in the SprezzOS repositories, where it
is actively used in our d-i-derived installer:
It's quite likely that the first step is then to have growlight in
main Debian, isn't it?
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Christian PERRIER left as an exercise for the reader:
Quoting nick black (nick.bl...@sprezzatech.com):
As said, you can find a growlight udeb in the SprezzOS repositories, where
it
is actively used in our d-i-derived installer:
It's quite likely that the first step is then to have
Karl Goetz left as an exercise for the reader:
How will this go for ports, non x86 and non linux?
non-x86: there's no x86-specific code in growlight. if all the libraries
are available, everything should be fine. will need to support setting up
bootloaders on those architectures if they
Hello!
Last summer, I was hoping to add ZFS support to the Debian installer. After
playing around with partman a week or two, I ended up developing an entirely
new application, growlight [0]. It is currently used in the SprezzOS
installer [1], and has been used by a small, ZoL-intensive user base
Quoting nick black (nick.bl...@sprezzatech.com):
Hello!
Last summer, I was hoping to add ZFS support to the Debian installer. After
playing around with partman a week or two, I ended up developing an entirely
new application, growlight [0]. It is currently used in the SprezzOS
installer
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