While doing some testing I ran across centos' vault server not responding to
http, this effectively eliminates that as a pain point for dealing with
the "current" stuff.
This should add more automatic discovery of EOLed versions, thus
meaning the makefiles should work even when these haven't been updated
to reflect the EOLed nature
This is a couple of quick changes, specific to versions.list generation
Part 1: This now makes sure that versions.list gets rebuilt
(once, and only once) on each make run.
Part 2: This also makes sure that -j works since there is now a
versions.list.temp intermediate file (that gets deleted)
This pretty much affects anything that uses versions.list
This fixes the urls (as stated above) and adjusts the Makefile to treat
versions.list as a phony so it's always rebuilt so it should in theory always
stay up to date now.
This adds the pieces needs for Red Hat
CONFIG:
REDHAT - which versions to snag
installers/Makefile:
Directive to deal with adding fedora to the DIRS listing should REDHAT be defined
installers/redhat:
Directory and support programs (like getversions.sh) for Red Hat
This is a minor change to point at the kernel.org servers as opposed to
the official debian servers. Alleviating load, and dealing with the
problems of rapid downloading that kernel.org can handle but Debian might
not be able to.
This fixes Warty's bit where the config files were stashed in a tarball
Makes some other minor adjustments to handle the various changes and differences
across the various releases. This includes, if Ubuntu early releases a distro,
like lucid, and it shows up here it won't actually create a config file for it
since it's missing the installers information.
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
PCISNIFER - which versions to snag of PCI Sniffer - really this is either latest, all or undefined as there is only one version
seemingly present at any given time
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
NTPASSWORD - which versions to snag of NT Password Recovery - really this is either latest, all or undefined - you can define specific versions if you wish but it's a bit pointless
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
RIP - which versions to snag of toms root boot - really this is either latest, all or undefined
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
TOMSRTBT - which versions to snag of toms root boot - really this is either latest, all or undefined
Also includes a couple of small cleanups with respect to doing a make clean.
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
SUPERGRUBDISK - which versions to snag of super grub disk - really this is either latest, all or undefined
Also includes a couple of small cleanups with respect to doing a make clean.
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
MEMTEST86PLUS - which versions to snag of memtest86+
MEMTEST86 - which versions to snag of memtest
these are actually more just defined or undefined right now, as they snag the latest (who needs more than one version of a specific memory tester?)
memory_testers/Makefile:
Full makefile overhaul, includes switches for the two, now, supported memorytesters.
This adds the pieces needs for Debian
CONFIG:
UBUNTU - which versions to snag
installers/Makefile:
Directive to deal with adding fedora to the DIRS listing should UBUNTU be defined
installers/ubuntu:
Directory and support programs (like getversions.sh) for Fedora
This fixes the problem where CONFIG was getting forcibly set to be a static value. This change allows for a custom configuration file to be properly used.
This adds the pieces needs for Debian
CONFIG:
DEBIAN - which versions to snag
installers/Makefile:
Directive to deal with adding fedora to the DIRS listing should DEBIAN be defined
installers/debian:
Directory and support programs (like getversions.sh) for Fedora
