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      target/bootdisk/sparc/boot.msg
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      target/bootdisk/sparc/silo.conf

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target/bootdisk/sparc/boot.msg

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|_| \_\ ___/ \___|_|\_\ |____|_|_| |_|\___/|_/\_|
[============> http://www.rocklinux.org/ <============]
ROCK Linux 2.x on SPARC and Ultra SPARC was brought to you by Rene Rebe -
ROCK Linux Consulting (Germany). Based on former work by Armijn Hemel,
Jan Veninga and Stefan Koerner!
Help Screens:
-------------
http://www.rocklinux-consulting.de
<1> Installation overview
<0> This help-text
So you are going to install ROCK Linux ...
Actions:
--------
Possible choices are:
install ........... normal CD boot
<ENTER> Start installation
install options <Enter> Start install with the given kernel options
help Show SILO's help

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target/bootdisk/sparc/build.sh

@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ use_silo=1
cd $disksdir
echo_header "Creating cleaning boot directory:"
rm -rfv boot/*-rock boot/System.map boot/kconfig*
echo_header "Cleaning boot directory:"
rm -rfv boot/*-rock boot/System.map boot/kconfig* boot/initrd*img boot/*.b
if [ $use_silo -eq 1 ]
then
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boot/second.b -O > boot/second.b
#
echo_status "Creating silo config file."
cp -v $base/target/$target/sparc/{silo.conf,boot.msg} \
cp -v $base/target/$target/sparc/{silo.conf,boot.msg,help1.txt} \
boot
#
echo_status "Moving image (initrd) to boot directory."
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datadir="build/${ROCKCFG_ID}/ROCK/bootdisk"
cat > ../isofs_arch.txt <<- EOT
BOOT -G $buildroot/boot/isofs.b -B ...
DISK1 $datdir/boot/ boot/
DISK1 $datadir/boot/ boot/
EOT
fi

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target/bootdisk/sparc/help1.txt

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Installation Overview:
The ROCK Linux install / rescue system boots up in two stages. In the first
stage only a small binary is running which is used to load the complete
install / rescue system into the memory. So in the first stage you can load
network and scsi kernel modules, configure network devices (for netwok
installation) or load the system from a floppy or CD-ROM device.
For a normal installation from the first CD-ROM you only need to press enter
for each question to do use default options.
You can freely choose which terminal devices (e.g. 'vc/1' or 'tts/0').
If you just hit <ENTER>, you'll use vc/1 to vc/6.
To start the installation just exectute our Setup Tool ONE via 'stone' or
'stone -text', if you prefer non-dialog based menus.
In STONE you can create your partitions and filesystems and after selecting
the Package Manager choose wich packages to install.
At the end reboot your machine with 'reboot -f'.

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target/bootdisk/sparc/silo.conf

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partition=1
timeout=600
message=/boot/boot.msg
default=install
root=/dev/ram
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
read-write
timeout=100
message=/boot/boot.msg
# ReneR: Add texts here, later ...
append="devfs=nocompat init=/linuxrc"
#image="cat /etc/boot.msg"
# label=1
# single-key
# alias
image="cat /boot/boot.msg"
label=0
single-key
image="cat /boot/help1.txt"
label=1
single-key
image[sun4u]=/boot/vmlinux64.gz
label=install
label=install
alias=linux
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
ramdisk=8388608
append="root=/dev/ram devfs=nocompat init=/linuxrc rw"
image[sun4c,sun4d,sun4m]=/boot/vmlinux.gz
label=install
label=install
alias=linux
initrd=/boot/initrd.gz
ramdisk=8388608
append="root=/dev/ram devfs=nocompat init=/linuxrc rw"

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