i am trying to get up to speed on the variety of the installing methods
(in order to intelligently modify it :)
and i know bootfloppies, that is what is used for potato. i understand
bootfloppies, and i have no problems with that one.
Q1: is the one available from cvs
:pserver:anonymous@cvs.debian.org:/cvs/boot-floppies
going to be used for 2.2r3?
Q2: what will woody be using?
Q3: how does debian-installer fit in? is this what the release after
woody shall be using?
:pserver:anonymous@cvs.debian.org:/cvs/debian-installer/
Q4: what is a udeb, and how does it differ from a regular deb? what
steps are different between making a deb and a udeb?
i am hoping that the answer is RTFM, and a pointer as to where that FM
might be.
my main point of interest is adding reiserfs support, with an eye toward
logical volume management[1] support
-john
[1] http://www.sistina.com/lvm/
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