http://unattended.sourceforge.net/testing/
Changes:
- Fixed numerous Makefile bugs. I believe "make download" followed
by "make iso" (or "make tftpboot") will actually work now. Thanks
again to Shad.
- Added pcmcia-cs package (specifically cardmgr and some of
/etc/pcmcia), and added its invocation to /etc/master. This tool
is requied to bind drivers to PCMCIA (PC Card) devices. So we now
support PCMCIA network cards, I think.
- Added GNU Parted (http://www.gnu.org/software/parted/). This will
let you examine and modify your partition table, and even create
FAT16 and FAT32 file systems. The interface may be a little
unfamiliar, but it is sane and scriptable.
I believe this should resolve all outstanding reported problems except
those reported by Jordan Share for Broadcom network cards.
The next step is to add Perl, but first I need to deal with splitting
stuff up between the boot disk and the network (the mysterious
"stage2"). The Plan is to replace, for instance, /usr/bin/perl with a
symlink to /z/linuxaux/usr/bin/perl.
If you haven't tried the Linux boot disk on your systems yet, now is a
good time.
- Pat
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