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From: "Jordan K. Hubbard" <jkh>
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Subject: cvs commit: src/release/sysinstall cdrom.c config.c disks.c dist.c dist.h dos.c install.c label.c media.c menus.c network.c sysinstall.h
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jkh         95/06/19 17:28:27

  Modified:    release/sysinstall  cdrom.c config.c disks.c dist.c dist.h
                        dos.c install.c label.c  media.c menus.c network.c
                        sysinstall.h
  Log:
  Fix a number of problems and add a couple of new features:
  
  o Don't frob the network/CD/DOS/etc configuration when not running as init
    (e.g. post-install).  Assume that everything's happily up and working already.
  
  o Add express and custom install options.  Now you can invoke  just about
    every individual installation option manually as well as have sysinstall
    lead you by the nose (or some other suitable appendage) through all the
    appropriate screens.
  
  o Mount the DOS partition read-only by default in /etc/fstab until we figure
    out why MSDOSFS is so terribly broken.  It doesn't appear to be quite so
    pathological if you don't mount it read/write.