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1 by Joey Hess
* Updated translations:
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These are simple utils for debian-installer:
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di-utils-shell: Interactive shell. Appears in the main menu, and the
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postinst does all the work. Only funny trick is we need to steal control
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from debconf by grabbing back the original stdio file descriptors.
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pipe_progress: Copies stdin to stdout. Each second, if there has been any
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activity on the pipe, outputs a dot to stderr. This is used for a progress
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display when the boot floppy is loading the second floppy.
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mapdevfs: Given a devfs device name, returns the name that would be used on
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a non devfs system. Only works for some deviced, used by eg, boot loader
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installers.
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3 by Colin Watson
* Backport from trunk (Matt Kraai, closes: Ubuntu #14608):
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anna-install: Each parameter is a udeb that anna should install. If this
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command is run before anna has configured a default retriever, the udebs
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will be queued for the future anna run. If it's run after a default
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retriever is configured, the specified udebs will be installed immediately.
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apt-install: The parameter is a deb to queue for installation into /target.
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Or, if /target is already set up, the package will be installed
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straightaway.
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debconf-get: Prints out the value of a debconf question.
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debconf-set: Sets a debconf question to a value.
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register-module: Register a module to go in /etc/modules on the target.
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May be called before the target is mounted. Can optionally pass parameters
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that should be passed to the module on load; these are added to
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/etc/modules.conf.
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user-params: Output the parameters the user passed to the kernel on boot,
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one per line. This should include only parameters the user entered by hand,
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and will skip over parameters used to pre-seed debconf values. For any of
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the user's parameters to be recognised, the kernel command line must
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include "--" in it, and then all parameters after the -- are assumed to be
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user input. Therefore, the installer's boot loader should pass "--" at the
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end of its kernel command line to make this work.