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Bug#48779: marked as done (disk prompt is unclear)



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From: Ryan Murray <rmurray@cyberhqz.com>
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Subject: disk prompt is unclear
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Package: boot-floppies
Version: 2.2.1-1999-10-22

The disk prompts are somewhat unclear.

eg:

The drivers are being installed from the first floppy drive.

Please insert disk 1.

As people are going to have at least two disk 1's in a full setup, the prompt
should be more specific, ie:

The drivers are being installed from the first floppy drive.

Please insert driver disk #1.

When doing technical support for the install, all you end up getting is the
last line (Please insert disk 1.) which won't help as much as the full
name of the disk.
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Subject: bugs fixed in boot-floppies 2.2.4
From: Adam Di Carlo <adam@onshore.com>
Date: Mon, 03 Jan 2000 14:52:09 -0500
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Thank you for your bug report.  The bug should have been closed by
boot-floppies version 2.2.4, now in unstable (for i386, others
following shortly).  Let us know if you have any more problems.

.....Adam Di Carlo....adam@onShore.com.....<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>

Changes: boot-floppies (2.2.4) unstable; urgency=low
 .
  * fdisk: using the 2.2 features of the /proc file-system, we should be
    able to detect any and all kernel-supported r/w random-access devices
  * dbootstrap: installation via HTTP method (net-fetch) added; messages
    not yet tuned, this method should work fine but might not look pretty
    yet
  * dbootstrap: look for files and stuff in
    dists/potato/main/disks-%s/current where %s is the architecture name
  * busybox: more updates, fixing some critical problems in tar (setuid
    not respected, files with symlinks to them (i.e. libc) set to 777),
    cp, and mv didn't work for directories; fix problem where symlink
    targets were made world-writable (!)
  * dbootstrap: when writing /etc/fstab, use tabs (closes: Bug#11926,
    Bug#36657)
  * dbootstrap: add commented out /dev/pts example to /etc/fstab
    (closes: Bug#33950)
  * dbootstrap: don't ask about GMT or not on m68k; when we *do* ask about
    it, do it in one dialog box, not two; look for UTC not GMT in
    /etc/default/rcS (closes: Bug#48866)
  * base: remove setserial from sparc platform
  * base: add xviddetect, and pciutils -- these are not yet integrated,
    however; debconf-tiny integration put off due to critical
    perl-5.005-base bugs
  * rescue: rdev.sh handles an alternate kernel location as an optional
    argument (closes: Bug#27650)
  * dbootstrap: ask when mke2fs'ing whether to use 2.2 specific features
    (closes: Bug#47490)
  * dbootstrap: change the wording of the name server selection
    (closes: Bug#23337); many other wording changes
  * dbootstrap: don't put `vga=normal' in the default lilo.conf since it
    apparently breaks MDA graphics cards (closes: Bug#35873)
  * top-level Makefile: check for dependancies by examining
    /var/lib/dpkg/status instead of running `dpkg --get-selections' since
    the latter only shows whether a package is *selected* for installation
    (closes: Bug#52596)
  * scripts/basedisks/new_root_home/.bash_profile: trap `:' instead of `""'
    so that children don't ignore the signals (closes: Bug#21867)
  * dbootstrap: be more specific when prompting for floppies
    (closes: Bug#48779)
  * debian/rules: scrub /usr/src/boot-floppies.tar.gz more, removing wierd
    ownership and permissions


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