Am 14.11.2012 08:40, schrieb heiko.hel...@horiba.com:
> You can momentarily disable the FBWF to install programs and make > other changes to the system but it requires a reboot. > So : Disable FBWF > Reboot > Install Software > Enable FBWF > Reboot > So I have used WPKG-GP successfully to install some basic software > (Flash Player and what not) after disabling FBWF but would there be > a way to have WPKG disable the FBWF if software has to be installed, > reboot, proceed to the install and then re-enable it afterwards (and > reboot) without going in a reboot cycle ? >I guess the following might work: to disable before installation: (this would have to go in every package unfortunately) <install cmd='disable FBWF'> <condition> <check if FBWF is on/> </condition> <exit code='successfully disable code' reboot='true'/> </install> this will disable FBWF only if not already disabled and force an immediate reboot without marking the package as installed - on the next boot would skip this part and go on installing the package to enable after installation: have a package with priority 0 (so it installs last) and execute="changed" attributes. This means this package will only install if some other package hat a state change (install/upgrade/remove). Enable FBWF there.
How about disabling FBWF with a package of priority 9999 using execute="always" and enabling it with a package of priority 0 also using execute="always", so you won't have to implement this in each and every package?
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