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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-12-24 00:06:18
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Diego Torres wrote: >On Tue, Dec 23, 2003 at 11:30:51AM -0500, Bruce Smith wrote: > > > >>Yeah, I think we should leave it so both use the same code. It starts >>getting really confusing when save-config goes to a different place than >>the boot process uses. (believe me, I know :) >> >> > >btw, where is the install-usb looking for the etc.tar.bz2 that will go on the usb stick? > It doesn't, it only copies the stuff from the CD in order to boot. >i want to change the default etc.tar.bz2 with one of my own (the one i'm always using) and don't like the idea of scp/ssh it once the system is booted. > Replace the file in the folder /config on the CD. >and also, if i ignore/timeout the script that asks to "update" the config stuff after a version change, and i issue a save-config... why the script asks me the next time i boot up if i want to update the config? > >it sounds better to me the idea of a save-config script that updates the version stored on the /etc file. > We do that on purpose, since you could cause to much problems ( and support for us ) by using out-dated scripts/configs. Heiko |