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Re: RFC: discover 1 -> 2 transition plan for Debian



On Sat, Mar 20, 2004 at 11:46:29PM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
>   type   old name               new name            delta
>   -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>   binary discover-udeb       -> discover1-udeb      (NEW)
>   binary dicsover-data-udeb     discover1-data-udeb (NEW)
>
>   binary discover2-udeb         discover-udeb       (changed, new name existed)
>   binary discover2-data-udeb -> discover-data-udeb  (changed, new name existed)

Petter, we discussed this. I don't think discover2 should be the default
discover used in d-i. It's not tested, and in my own private testing I
ran up against errors that aren't present in discover1. I do not want to
break d-i by using discover2 at this late a date. I'm sorry. discover1
tests fine with kernel 2.6 on my system, and if the user decides to
install discover afterwards, they'll get discover2 anyway. I see no
point in introducing regressions in the hardware detection system at
this point. discover2's database has not been filled out and tested yet.
This needs to happen before it's ready for d-i.

 - David Nusinow



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