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@ -36,7 +36,6 @@ init Gtk; |
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#Gtk->print('Gtk->major_version, " ", Gtk->minor_version, " ", Gtk->micro_version'); |
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# Perhaps you are wondering where to learn how to program with Gtk-Perl? |
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# There is an excellent tutorial by Stephen Wilhelm at |
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# http://personal.riverusers.com/~swilhelm/perlgtk/. Please |
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@ -96,7 +95,7 @@ my $lilo_conf = "/etc/lilo.conf"; |
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# right libraries are copied over to initrd and the size is checked). |
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# I need to remember to edit this |
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my $version = "v1.0.3"; |
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my $version = "version to be announced soon!"; |
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my $date = "08.09.2000"; |
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my $pwd = `pwd`; chomp $pwd; |
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use File::Basename; |
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" device, use this field" . |
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" to indicate that device." . |
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" You will have to run" . |
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" \"lilo -v -C brlilo.conf -r" . |
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" device-mount\" manually at a" . |
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" lilo -v -C brlilo.conf -r" . |
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" \"device mount point\" manually at a" . |
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" later time on the actual" . |
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" boot device.", |
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"" ); |
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@ -773,6 +772,24 @@ sub entry { |
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if (defined $ea1 and $num == 3) { |
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$ea1->set_text($container[$num]); |
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} |
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# auto-detect compression if system has file |
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if ($num == 2) { |
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my $file = system "which file > /dev/null 2>&1"; |
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if ($file == 0) { |
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if ($container[2]) { |
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open(F,"file $container[2]|"); # no error check here |
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while (<F>) { |
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if (/gzip/) { |
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$gz_toggle->set_active( $true ); |
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} |
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elsif (/bzip2/) { |
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$bz2_toggle->set_active( $true ); |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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}); |
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} |
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if (defined $num and $num != 0) { |
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@ -1882,25 +1899,34 @@ sub help { |
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<< "HELP"; |
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gBootRoot $version $date GNU GPL |
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email: Jonathan Rosenbaum <mttrader\@access.mountain.net> |
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site -> http://the.netpedia.net/gBootRoot.html |
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email contact -> Jonathan Rosenbaum <mttrader\@access.mountain.net> |
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Homepage -> http://the.netpedia.net/gBootRoot.html |
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Submit a Bug -> http://sourceforge.net/bugs/?group_id=9513 |
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Development site -> http://sourceforge.net/projects/gbootroot |
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Help forum -> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=29639 |
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Open forum -> http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=29638 |
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gbootroot-devel mailing list -> http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=9513 |
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gBootRoot is a Gtk+/Perl program useful for both beginners and advanced |
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GNU/Linux users. It makes the construction/development of emergency and |
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mini distributions simple. |
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- A GNU/Linux user can easily create an emergency Boot/Root set. There |
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are a multitude of pre-existing compressed filesystems readily available. |
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Please check the gBootRoot FAQ at the gBootRoot site listed above. |
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** If you are a developer please send me links to Kernel/Filesystems which |
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I can share with users of gBootRoot. |
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- A GNU/Linux user can easily create an emergency Boot/Root set. |
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There are a multitude of pre-existing compressed filesystems readily |
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available. Please check the gBootRoot FAQ at the gBootRoot site |
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listed above. |
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** If you are a developer please send me links to Kernel/Filesystems |
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which I can share with users of gBootRoot. |
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- A developer creating a mini distribution can concentrate his efforts on |
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perfecting the filesystem, and then he can use gBootRoot to quickly create a |
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Boot/Root set to run tests. |
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- A developer creating a mini distribution can concentrate his efforts |
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on perfecting the filesystem, and then he can use gBootRoot to |
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quickly create a Boot/Root set to run tests. |
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- Disk sets allow for more space to include interesting and necessary |
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things. The size of the Kernel is increasing every day making sets |
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advantageous. |
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- Disk sets allow for more space to include interesting and necessary things. |
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The size of the Kernel is increasing every day making sets advantageous. |
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How to Use gBootRoot: |
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@ -1910,8 +1936,8 @@ with is the Submit button which starts the whole process, dialogs are |
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presented as the process continues asking you if you want to continue "OK" or |
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stop "Cancel". |
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There are 5 rows. The boot method column has only one choice "lilo." |
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Clicking on the menu on the right selects the method. |
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The first row has only one choice "lilo." Clicking on the menu on the right |
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selects the boot method. |
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The second row allows you to select the kernel for the Boot/Root set. You |
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may either use the file selector button on the right hand side, or you may |
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The fourth row allows you to select the device you want to use. The default |
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device is the first floppy disk (/dev/fd0). |
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The fifth row allows you to choose the size of the device being used. |
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If you choose the compressed filesystem with the file selector the program |
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should automatically detect the compression used, otherwise, click on the |
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appropriate radio button to choose either gzip or bzip2 compression. |
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The fifth row allows you to choose the size of the device being used. The |
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default size is 1722 which works fine with 1440 floppy drives. Click on the |
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appropriate radio button to choose either gzip or bzip2 compression if the |
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program doesn't automatically detect it. |
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Advanced Section: |
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"Stripping" On by default for libraries and binaries. The stripping |
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behavior for libraries may be changed by clicking on the right mouse button |
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to change from --strip-debug to --strip-all. |
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"Devel Device" If the device used for development is different than the |
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actual boot device, use this field to indicate that device. You will have to |
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run lilo -v -C brlilo.conf -r "device mount point" manually at a later time |
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on the actual boot device. |
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"Opt. Device" Add devices to the boot disk which are necessary for the |
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kernel to function properly. Put a space between each device. For instance, |
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/dev/fb0 for frame buffer devices. |
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"append =" Add append options to brlilo.conf. If you are using a frame |
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buffer device you could add something like video=matrox:vesa:402,depth:16. |
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Little things you may want to know: |
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freesource
24 years ago