use, and if memory serves, it's what redhat packages it as too.
However, I believe it's the client package that really uses this. This is how we tell what kind of FAT a client has, so that we can re-create it properly.
Thus spake Dann Frazier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 06:16:42AM -0500, Mark Seger wrote:which you can see I got just before rsync started copying the image. is this going to prevent the image from being correctly copied or is it more of a warning?
You should install the package that provides minfo - in fact, it should be added as a dependency of the rpms. In debian, the mtools package provides minfo, and systemimager-server depends on it.
Jerry - should I add an mtools dep to the spec file? is that the package name on rpm based systems?
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