From 2536c2dd6655c5ced8f7f87d3cc52ce800d4ac3b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: freesource Date: Fri, 7 Dec 2001 07:02:40 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Changes have been removed and placed in their own file. --- gbootroot | 118 ++---------------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 115 deletions(-) diff --git a/gbootroot b/gbootroot index 5e49339..28da1ea 100755 --- a/gbootroot +++ b/gbootroot @@ -140,122 +140,10 @@ $main::makefs = "mke2fs -F -m0 -i8192"; # Root Disk $main::sudo = "sudo"; # CHANGES +# 1.3.0 - 12/07/2001 +# * Moved Changes to a /usr/share/doc/gbootroot/Changes +# from this version onwards. # -# 1.2.14 - 10/24/2001 -# * Append field in the ABS now saves state for non-root users. -# Before it only remembered state if lilo.conf could -# actually be read, ofcourse, this wasn't an option for -# non-root users. The beginnings of non-root boot and root_fs -# creation capabilities have been put into place, but haven't -# been fully implemented. The end result of this is that -# directories created in $tmp are now static for non-root -# users and now use the userid number to keep track of -# different non-root users. -# * The author of swim came out with a new version he now calls -# dswim. This means Debian System Wide Information Manager, -# but the "d" could also stand for different. Changes have -# been made to make_debian to facilitate this much more stable -# version of swim, and better non-installed package checks -# have been implemented in make_debian. -# * The control dependencies have been vastly improved, and -# reflect the change from swim to dswim. Yard_chrooted_tests -# is now put in a gbootroot specific directory since it is -# unique to gbootroot. -# * The lastest user-mode-linux is included: 2.4.12 -# * Updated the documentation, and it includes a better -# explanation in step 7 for "How can I test gBootRoot?" -# * Added checks for the existence of ash, lilo, bzip2 and file -# for the 2 disk compression method. -# -# 1.2.13 - 09/28/2001 -# * Renamed "lilo" Boot method to "2 disk compression." -# * Added three new entry fields and one radio button to manage -# kernel modules, and made important changes to the 2 disk -# compression code. -# * Advanced Section is now Advanced Boot Section (ABS). -# * Properly handles two different block devices with two -# different sizes. Tested on /dev/fd?. -# * Advanced Root Section (ARS) added. Includes root device and -# size, root filesystem name with Save or Save As, filesystem -# size, gzip/bzip2/none compression, user-mode-linux kernel -# selection, Root Method and optional associated Template. -# * Yard Incorporation Tasks closed: 19556, 22668, 22496. -# * Yard Method added to ARS which generates the new well -# featured Yard Box. -# * Yard Box includes alterable staging behavior for root -# filesystem creation, template text search, adjustable -# stripping behavior, editable filesystem and replacements, -# $PATH appending, testing choices, Save and Save As. -# * Seamlessly integrated Verbosity Box and slider bar -# to control the verbosity level added to the main box. -# * Several bug fixes and enhancements to the original Yard -# scripts, including a choice of stripping features for -# libraries, binaries, modules with corresponding sizing -# checks, link -> file is now literal, unneccessary situations -# for ../ x path_length removed, testing improvements. -# * Localized directories provided for users under -# $HOME/.gbootroot -# * Wrote make_debian to automate the creation of a Debian -# template for the Yard Method. This spawned the -# make-debian-x11 add-on which is simply the make_debian -# script with easily made user modifications. -# * UML button added to ARS. UML (user-mode-linux) Box -# provides a testing bed for root filesystems. Previous -# Options are remembered to save typing, Abort button -# provides excellent process clean-up. -# * Wrote an automated package creation script which can -# be modified for other packages. This script can be found -# in CVS. -# * Added user definable resources file "gbootrootrc" for Gtk. -# * Bugs closed: 422436, 225252 -# -# 1.2.2 - 09/03/2000 -# * Development is now at sourceforge.net/projects/gbootroot. -# * Cristian Ionescu-Idbohrn 'cretzu' added as developer -# 08/13/2000. -# * Advanced Section GUI added. -# * Stripping (new) is now the default behavior. Stripping -# options are in AS. -# * Cretzu's gdkbirdaao() " Guess Default Kernel Boot Image -# Root Device And Append Options" is incorporated both in -# beginner section and AS. -# * Cameron Caffee sends -# detailed reports and helps with testing. This leads to -# the discovery of the need for stripping, as well as a -# version check being incorporated into the program. -# * Option for additional devices in boot disk added to AS. -# * 'Changed' signal replaces 'activate' in entry widgets. -# * Hard wired coding changes in initrd_heredoc(); -# development drive can be different than boot drive; -# added as an option to AS. -# * Step increment changed for device size spinner button. -# * New documentation and grammar corrections. -# * Bugs closed: 111579, 112555, 112949, 111580, 11636, 12073, -# 12215, 13385, 13453, 13455. -# -# 1.0.3 - 08.09.2000 -# * Tmp and mnt are now created on the fly, -# along with a new error function for mkdir(), -# Gtk clean-up for this, and clean-up by signal handler -# which should please Perlish and helpful Cristian. -# -# 1.0.2 - 08.06.2000 -# * Changed logic slightly in submit() with returns rather -# than a scalar to resolve a minor bug caused by some -# changes in the previous version. -# -# 1.0.1 - 08.05.2000 -# * Zas provided a correction for a Perl 5.6 error complaint. -# * Zas found some unecessary GDK lines causing some Gtk -# warnings; these were commented out. -# * Cristian Ionescu-Idbohrn found a bug caused by putting -# the Kernel or RootImage below the mount point. An error -# check and error dialog were added. -# -# 1.0.0 - 08.02.2000 -# * First public release -# - ####################################################################### # Don't edit from here, but you can if you want to change the HERE docs # and/or the contents of initrd (in which case you need to make sure the