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arno
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 Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 7:32 Post subject: custom scripts not shown |
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Hi thank you for your great tool,
I think I found a bug if I create custom scripts with the script editor. If I do so and save it it is not listed in "special packages". If I move it on the server from data+scripts/packages/userPackages to the data+scripts/packages dir it gets listed and I can install it.
Another bug involves the hardware detection. With the standard ramdisk initrd-i386.gz on a thinkpad t61 the networkcard ( which uses e1000e ) was not detected and on a thinkpad r40e ( which uses tg3 ) it gets detected but fails to work after the raid detection in the preSetup phase of the client.
I was able to work around the e1000e bug by editing linuxrc but didn't resolve the issue on the r40e yet. Right now I am thinking about integrating the hwdetection of the latest knoppix into the initrd. I know that hwcheck is called in m23hwdetection but the whole process of hotplugging and hwdetection seems not quiet reliable. What do you think about it?
Best regards
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arno
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| Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 8:04 Post subject: |
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The version is (from /m23/inc/version.php)
codename rock
version 11.1
patchlevel 100400
best regards
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Hauke
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| Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 8:53 Post subject: Re: custom scripts not shown |
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Hi,
| arno wrote: | | If I do so and save it it is not listed in "special packages". If I move it on the server from data+scripts/packages/userPackages to the data+scripts/packages dir it gets listed and I can install it. |
I will have a look at it.
| arno wrote: | | Another bug involves the hardware detection. With the standard ramdisk initrd-i386.gz on a thinkpad t61 the networkcard ( which uses e1000e ) was not detected and on a thinkpad r40e ( which uses tg3 ) it gets detected but fails to work after the raid detection in the preSetup phase of the client. |
Are proprietary or binary blobs needed to enable the network cards or the RAID?
| arno wrote: | | I was able to work around the e1000e bug by editing linuxrc but didn't resolve the issue on the r40e yet. |
Which changes did you make?
| arno wrote: | | Right now I am thinking about integrating the hwdetection of the latest knoppix into the initrd. |
The network bootimages and the ISOs are containing the hardware detection of Knoppix (hwsetup new BASH based version), hwinfo, discover and (in the development version) a emergency network card module loader.
It seems to me, that the hardware detection worked better with the old Knoppix hwsetup  But maybe you find a good solution to let the hardware detection perform better.
Please send me your changes and ideas then.
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Hauke
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| Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 14:49 Post subject: |
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I have found the solution for the not listed scripts:
Change the line
| Code: | | $temp = explode("\?",$line); |
to
| Code: | | $temp = explode("?",$line); |
in the function PKG_listSpecialpackages in the file /m23/inc/packages.php.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 5:32 Post subject: |
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I'll tried it
and the change of the line did the trick.
The change was a simple "modprobe e1000e" just as a temporary workaround.
If I start to change the hardware detection I'll let you know.
thanks
arno |
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