Sorry this not better documented, but...
If you just create two files on the boot floppy in \tux\pkg\labrea
exclude
hardexclude
they will automatically be copied to the "real" files that Labrea uses.
and then if you want to start labrea automatically, you can put the
command(s) in \tux\init\last
from the labrea package startup script in /etc/init.d/labrea:
if [ -f /etc/tux/pkg/labrea/exclude ]
then
echo "Found exclude list, copying to /etc/LaBreaExclude"
cp /etc/tux/pkg/labrea/exclude /etc/LaBreaExclude
foundit=1
fi
if [ -f /etc/tux/pkg/labrea/hardexclude ]
then
echo "Found exclude list, copying to /etc/LaBreaHardExclude"
cp /etc/tux/pkg/labrea/hardexclude /etc/LaBreaHardExclude
foundit=1
fi
You can also just use labrea.tgz because they are same file (both v2.0).
I need to delete the labrea2.tgz package
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to get a system on a floppy, that will boot and run. I can fit
> labrea2.tgz on the floppy and thats good....However is there any way i can
> save the /etc/***** config files.
>
> The savecfg just backs up the tux dir by what i can see.
>
> I can't use any extra floppies, or the IDE or the web due to other bits, but
> since labrea2.tgz is 68k and theres 111k spare on the 'net' distro, there is
> plenty of physical space !
>
> Any ideas ???
>
> Ta,
> Lee
> --
> Lee Edward Armstrong (now in maried form!)http://www.darkwave.org.uk/~lee
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