Without -f, mkfs.f2fs refuses to overwrite an existing filesystem, causing installation to fail. With this flag we match the behavior of the other filesystems.
Right now the installer will print an error dialog but mark the
filesystems done anyway and march on, which will later result
in a failed GRUB installation.
Append a line to sudoers only, if the USERLOGIN is actually non-empty.
Otherwise only enable sudo for the members of group 'wheel'.
Closes#138Closes: #143 [via git-merge-pr]
mklive:
- include support for booting both 32- and 64-bit UEFI firmware with
32- and 64-bit images.
- require grub packages for both firmware bitness types
(build-x86-images)
Installer:
- include support for installing both 32- and 64-bit UEFI grub loaders
- detect UEFI platform (firmware) bitness at install time
Closes: #102 [via git-merge-pr]
* Preserve Linux capabilities in various tar invocations.
Otherwise, ping as non-root will not work when using a Void image.
Don't try to umount pseudofilesystems when $rootfs is undefined.
On mktemp failure, die in the script itself, not the $( ... ) subshell.
And remove the second FATAL: from the error message.
+ Add INFOBOX() because dialog --infobox is incompatible with --keep-tite on xterm
+ Use clear after INFOBOX() to not leave irritating info on the screen
+ Make the live system copy process use a --progressbox
+ Use a tar pipe to copy from live ISO to target file system
+ change shebang to #!/bin/bash because we use bashisms
+ add --insecure to password inputs to make them display asterisks (*)
+ add input for full user name (as opposed to login name)
+ add a checklist for primary login group memberships
+ enable /etc/sudoers line for members of group wheel
+ let the user choose grub input/output by console instead of graphics
By default /etc/rc.conf seems to have KEYMAP commented out which means any key mapping set during the install will be ignored. This commit makes the installer remove the hash (#) prefix, if present.
