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...as it rather introduces red ink for no good reason:
Running postinstall script [90-pkg.sh] /dev /
/
mount: /media/ALTLinux: /dev/sdb1 already mounted or mount point busy.
There is no need to set std-def, it is already default on those
architectures where it is available.
Uses package list 'kernel-headers' allows to not depend to specific
kernels.
More likely a newest hardware will work with un-def kernel (6.1.x)
then with std-def kernel (5.10.x).
Besides 5.10 kernel has issues with CIFS mounting (found by testers
was mentioned in the ad-integration@ mailing list).
The group "Group policy managing tools" is renamed to
"Group policies" and it is top level grop now.
It includes "Administration tools", "Client" and "Group policy templates"
groups.
Made at the request of Anton Abramov <abramovav@basealt.ru>
Based on commit by jqt4@ for ALT Server 10.2.
Package openssh-gostcrypto from extras list conflicts with openssh
which pulled by openuds-client from raccess list and gtk2-ssh-askpass
from kvm list. Thus, these lists are moved as far apart as possible.
Use our own volumes profile instead of volumes-profile-regular:
it's simple and we are fixed some issues in that way:
- Don't create RAID.
- ALT bug #34520.
... instead of adding it manually. This not only reuses
existing code, but also add chrony into PINNED_PACKAGES,
which avoids having systemd-timesynd in the final image.
Wonder if installer-feature-quota-stage2 was a problem
on other arches but having it in LIVE_PACKAGES fails
image build for me:
livecd-installer-features: Conflicts: installer-common-stage2
and having it INSTALL2_PACKAGES results in another startup
problem (seems like quotas try to start a bit too early);
not that this one is a blocker but spoils the party nevertheless.
NB: relevant package versions are the same.
Also avoid workstation/extras pkglist: it's strongly hardwired,
seems like last-minute implementation :-/
These have been added to the image description
that was x86-specific initially -- we're lucky
that ARM-related bits are quite minor here but
let's keep the mixin away for the sake of e2k
for now: it's built in a different enough way
at the moment.
