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From: Roland P. <pa...@ta...> - 2004-04-27 22:18:00
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I thought about the config features Tim needs and thought of this: - a boot flag "config_no_scan" (or short "noscan") which would disable probing for disks and searching for archives This is a one-liner, just skip the 'find' lines in linuxrc - config parameter lists something like config=/dev/hda1:backup.tar.bz2,/dev/floppy/0 This can become quite complex, unless we do not want to include stuff like search two partitions for one file : config=(/dev/hda1,/dev/hda2):x.tar.bz2 that should be entered like this: config=/dev/hda1:x.tar.bz2,/dev/hda2:x.tar.bz2 This should be easy to implement, split the line at the comma's and handle each block - save device and filename The used device and filename is handed over to /sbin/pre_init from linuxrc, but pre_init discards it. We could save them easily to files in /config , i.e. /config/DL_device_name and /config/DL_archive_name and save-config could ask to save it there as a first option - The boot image I wanted to add the version number to the boot image, so you'd see what you're about to boot. pbmtext/pbmtextps doesn't work for me (error's I could resolve yet), and pbmlabel looks bad (the lines are just 1 point thick, much too thin). Writing the text twice just one point displaced to the right makes it look better, but not perfect... does anybody else know of a standard tool for this stuff? (or could someone else try with pbmtext?) Roland PS: I think I heard feature freeze somewhere ;-) -- ICQ UIN 49339118 Linux Counter #88774 GPG-Key 1024D/59C6AFA6 2003-02-07 Roland Pabel <ro...@pa...> |