Otavio Salvador wrote: > Otavio Salvador <otavio@debian.org> writes: > > > Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> writes: > > > >> Otavio Salvador wrote: > >>> - elif [ -e boot$N/isolinux/f3.txt.withgtk ]; then > >>> + elif [ -e boot$N/isolinux/isolinux.cfg.withgtk ]; then > >> > >> I don't think this actually works; I believe that current or past version > >> of d-i, at least for i386, ship isolinux.cfg.withgtk even if there's no > >> gtk initrd. > >> > >> I'd have to go back and check all the tarballs to say for sure.. > > > > No. I also commited a fix for it. It wasn't including it on any > > tarball. > > There's a wrong logic somewhere. Looks like we _need_ the .withgtk > file on cdrom image while the right logical place would be the > cdrom/gtk image. The way it currently works (modulo your changes to d-i) is that the tarball for the normal image includes the gtk image stuff, iff the gtk image is built. If creating a disk with only gtk, you use the gtk tarball. Which doesn't need to provide gtk as an option since it's the only choice. If creating a disk with only text mode, you're on your own. -- see shy jo
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