Move to use init_s to make room for sysinst
(Note: sysinst is not automatically run, it still uses the old install
process. One can choose "shell" and then run sysinst to use it.)
parallel development. i386 version about 90% complete. pc532 version
just started, other architectures later in coordination with portmasters.
This is a curses based, menu driven installation program.
Better error checking is needed.
- it now tries to find out if there are files that look like install
sets in the remote directory.
- it is possible to change to another directory when there are no
things like install-sets around.
- you can even get a directory listing while trying to find the
correct directory (wow ;-)
- when the correct directory is found, you can tag the sets you want to
extract (like in all(?) other cases). The only difference is that the
get-install sequence is batched.
There is still plenty of room for improvement, but it's getting workable.
when I create the accounts!):
Erik Fair, Matt Thomas, Juergen Hannken-Illjes, Matthias Drochner,
Manuel Bouyer, Klaus Klein, Rob Deker, Alistair Crooks, Steve Woodford,
Matthew Jacob, Marc Horowitz, Kevin Lahey, Paul Vixie, Darren Reed,
Dave Carrel, Colin Wood, and John Birrell.
Also, update Port Masters:
Jeremy Cooper and Gordon Ross (sun3x)
Needs refinement at a few places, probably, and the docs still need to be
rewritten.
And we _still_ don't have a native partition table editor in the tree.
- added method BOOTINSTALL, for an architecture to optionally install a
bootblock in the miniroot (this works for Amiga)
- added Amiga keymap directories
- removed the subdir selection from mount_local_disk() and mount_nfs(), and
the remains from mount_cdrom(), as all are handled now by the subdir
navigator in mount_from_installed_fs()
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