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Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET): rpm make
+# gcc gcc-c++ gcc-cpp
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-devel:
+	@[ "$(RELEASE)" = "devel" -o "$(RELEASE)" = "" ] && echo -n "openmamba-devel "; \
+        :
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-base: filesystem gzip texinfo ldconfig bash libreadline glibc \
+    ncurses initscripts setup coreutils rootfiles chkconfig \
+    udev ttf-freefont libpython libgpm debianutils
+# splashutils
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-firmwares: ipw2100-firmware ipw2200-firmware zd1211-firmware radeon-firmware \
+    rt2501-firmware rt2860-firmware rt2870-firmware r5u87x-firmware
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools: sysvinit util-linux module-init-tools \
+    procps sed grep net-tools tar bzip2 unzip zip pciutils \
+    pam shadow-common pwdutils acpid mingetty screen \
+    net-tools prelink mc dhcpclient timezone nfs-utils \
+    wireless_tools wpa_supplicant openmamba-release grub2 refit-tools openssh-clients \
+    dosfstools man mbr iptables cups vim iputils sudo postplug xinetd less \
+    reiserfsprogs reiser4progs ppp b43-tools mdadm eciadsl usb-modeswitch \
+    ndiswrapper slmodem usbutils ftp telnet eject bluez \
+    tcpdump pcmcia-utils xdg-utils unionfs_utils iproute $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-firmwares \
+    $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-devel
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-debug: strace valgrind gdb minicom openssh-server dhcpclient rpm iputils \
+    openssh-clients diffutils Mesa-tools kbd mc openmamba-release
+#bootchart
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-advanced: hdparm hibernate
+
+# empty language and arch target to be overriden next
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-$(PLATFORM)-$(LANGUAGE):
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-$(PLATFORM)-$(ARCH):
+
+ifdef PLATFORM
+include $(TARGETSDIR)/$(TARGET)/platforms/$(PLATFORM)/Makefile
+endif
+
+kdelibs:
+	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && [ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "en" ] && echo -n "kde-i18n-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+        :
+kdelibs4:
+	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && [ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "en" ] && echo -n "kde-l10n-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+        :
+koffice:
+	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && [ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "en" ] && echo -n "koffice-i18n-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+        :
+#k3b:
+#	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+#	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+#	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && [ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "en" ] && echo -n "k3b-i18n-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+#        :
+aspell:
+	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && echo -n "aspell-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+        :
+OpenOffice:
+	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && [ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "en" ] && \
+	   echo -n "OpenOffice-i18n-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+	   echo -n "OpenOffice-i18n-en "
+#OpenOffice-help:
+#	@[ `echo " $$INSTALLED " | grep -c " $@ "` -eq 0 ] && \
+#	{ echo -n "$@ "; \
+#	[ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "" ] && [ ! "$(LANGUAGE)" = "en" ] && \
+#	   echo -n "OpenOffice-help-$(LANGUAGE) "; } || \
+#	   echo -n "OpenOffice-help-en "

Makefile.defs

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+# def file for openmamba platforms
+
+# libc
+libpthread.so.0 = glibc
+
+# kernel
+kernelnvidia = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia_71xx kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia_96xx
+kernelsound = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-sound-backport
+kernelwireless = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-wireless kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-wl kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-rtl8192se
+# kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-atl1e
+kernelfglrx = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-fglrx
+kernelslmodem = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-softmodems
+kernelhsfmodem = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-softmodems
+kernelvboxdrv = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-vboxdrv
+kernelnvidia = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia
+kernelnvidia_173xx = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia_173xx
+kernelnvidia_71xx = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia_71xx
+kernelnvidia_96xx = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-nongpl-nvidia_96xx
+kernelndiswrapper = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-ndiswrapper
+kernellirc = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-lirc
+kernelvboxvideo = kernel-$(KERNEL_EXTRAVER)-vboxvideo
+
+# xorg
+xorglibGL = libGL-Mesa-dri libGL-fglrx-X11 libGL-nvidia-X11 libGL-nvidia_71xx-X11 libGL-nvidia_96xx-X11 libGL-nvidia_173xx-X11
+xorglibglx = xorg-ext-libglx xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia_71xx xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia_96xx xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia_173xx
+libGLcore.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia xorg-drv-video-nvidia_71xx xorg-drv-video-nvidia_96xx xorg-drv-video-nvidia_173xx
+libnvidia-tls.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia xorg-drv-video-nvidia_71xx xorg-drv-video-nvidia_96xx xorg-drv-video-nvidia_173xx
+xorgdrvvideo = xorg-drv-video-base xorg-drv-video-fglrx xorg-drv-video-nvidia xorg-drv-video-nvidia_71xx xorg-drv-video-nvidia_96xx xorg-drv-video-nvidia_173xx xorg-drv-video-nouveau xorg-drv-video-vboxvideo
+xorgdrvinput = xorg-drv-input-mouse xorg-drv-input-keyboard xorg-drv-input-joystick xorg-drv-input-void xorg-drv-input-synaptics xorg-drv-input-vboxmouse xorg-drv-input-evtouch
+libGL.so.1 = libGL-Mesa-dri
+libGLU.so.1 = libGL-Mesa-dri
+
+
+splashtheme = splash-theme-openmamba
+bootloader = syslinux
+alsaplayer_output = alsaplayer-output-alsa
+#libscanpci.so = xorg-server
+libgtkpeer.so = libgcj4
+libjvm.so = libgcj4
+libjawt.so = libgcj4
+libawt.so = libgcj4
+libjava.so = sun-java-runtime
+libjava_crw_demo.so = sun-java-runtime
+libmawt.so = sun-java-runtime
+libnet.so = sun-java-runtime
+libverify.so = sun-java-runtime
+libjava.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libjava_crw_demo.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libjvm.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libjawt.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libmawt.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libnet.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libverify.so[SUNWprivate_1.1] = sun-java-runtime
+libphonon.so.4 = libphonon
+/usr/bin/python = python
+python[abi] = python
+libpython = libpython
+python = python
+sopranobackend = soprano-backend-virtuoso
+dhcpclient = dhcp-client
+networkmanagergui = network-manager-applet cnetworkmanager
+phonon_backend = phonon-backend-gstreamer
+liblapack.so.3 = liblapack
+mono[Mono.Cecil] = mono-core
+mono[Mono.Cecil.Mdb] = mono-core
+
+libxul.so = xulrunner
+libkorganizer.so.1 = korganizer
+libkorganizer_calendar.so.1 = korganizer
+libkorganizer_eventviewer.so.1 = korganizer
+libsmb4kdialogs.so = smb4k4
+
+perl[bytes] = perl
+perl[Automake__General] = automake
+perl[Automake__Struct] = automake
+perl[Automake__Struct__Tie_ISA] = automake
+perl[Automake__XFile] = automake
+
+/usr/bin/expect = expect85
+/usr/bin/expectk = expect85-tk
+/usr/bin/test = coreutils
+/sbin/nologin= util-linux
+/usr/bin/chfn= pwdutils
+/usr/bin/chsh= pwdutils
+/usr/bin/newgrp= pwdutils
+/usr/bin/passwd= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/groupadd= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/groupdel= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/groupmod= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/useradd= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/userdel= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/usermod= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/pwconv= pwdutils
+/usr/sbin/pwunconv= pwdutils
+
+# openoffice
+openofficei18n = OpenOffice-i18n-$(LANGUAGE)
+
+ifdef PLATFORM
+include $(TARGETSDIR)/$(TARGET)/platforms/$(PLATFORM)/Makefile.defs
+endif

makedist.inc.sh

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+# execute platform specific script
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/pre.inc.sh ] && . $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/pre.inc.sh
+
+[ "$PRODUCT_NAME" ] && \
+   MEDIA_NAME=`PLATFORM=$PRODUCT_NAME media_name` ||
+   MEDIA_NAME=`media_name`
+
+#if [ "$FORCE" = "1" -o ! -e "$LOCALSTATEDIR/$MEDIA_NAME" ]; then
+
+[ $MEDIA = "raw" ] && create_raw_filesystem $LOCALSTATEDIR/$MEDIA_NAME $MEDIA_SIZE 1024k $ROOTFS
+
+#create_livecd
+
+create_rpm_database
+create_devices
+create_fstab "$ROOTDEV" "$ROOTFS"
+
+install_rpms "filesystem gzip texinfo ldconfig bash libreadline glibc libncurses initscripts setup coreutils chkconfig libattr libstdc++6" "--nodeps --noorder --noscripts"
+
+# Workaround: avoid a circular dependency with bash
+INSTALLED="texinfo"
+
+#install_rpms_by_target \
+#   "Installing kernel..." mtd-base \
+#   "$NOARCHDIR/filesystem*"
+
+#if [ "$BUILDARCH" != "$ARCH" ]; then
+#   NOSCRIPTARG="--noscripts"
+#fi
+
+if [ "$BUILDARCH" != "$ARCH" ]; then
+   pre_qemu
+   QEMU_COPIED_FOR_INST=1
+fi
+
+install_rpms_by_target "Installing base packages for ${MAKEDIST_TARGET} target" ${MAKEDIST_TARGET}-base "--replacepkgs ${RPMEXTRAARGS} ${NOSCRIPTARG}"
+
+pre_install_rpms
+
+if [ ! "$KERNEL_IGNORE" ]; then
+   install_kernel ${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}${KERNEL_PLATFORM} "${KERNEL_ADDITIONAL}"
+fi
+
+# set system hostname and domain
+[[ "$TARGET_HOSTNAME" ]] || TARGET_HOSTNAME="$MAKEDIST_TARGET"
+[[ "$TARGET_DOMAIN" ]] || TARGET_DOMAIN="localdomain"
+
+sed -i "s|HOSTNAME=.*|HOSTNAME=$TARGET_HOSTNAME|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/sysconfig/network
+sed -i "s|\(127\.0\.0\.1\W*\)\(.*\)|\1 $TARGET_HOSTNAME.$TARGET_DOMAIN $TARGET_HOSTNAME \2|" \
+   $MOUNTDIR/etc/hosts
+
+#install_rpms_by_target "Installing tools packages for ${MAKEDIST_TARGET} target" ${MAKEDIST_TARGET}-tools ""
+install_rpms_by_target "Installing ${PLATFORM} platform packages" ${MAKEDIST_TARGET}-${PLATFORM} "${RPMEXTRAARGS}"
+
+[ "$LANGUAGE" ] && install_rpms_by_target "Installing ${PLATFORM} platform localization packages for language $LANGUAGE" ${MAKEDIST_TARGET}-${PLATFORM}-${LANGUAGE} "${RPMEXTRAARGS}"
+[ "$ARCH" ] && install_rpms_by_target "Installing ${PLATFORM} platform localization packages for arch $ARCH" ${MAKEDIST_TARGET}-${PLATFORM}-${ARCH} "${RPMEXTRAARGS}"
+
+if [ ! "$KERNEL_IGNORE" ]; then
+   update_modules_dependencies ${KERNEL_VER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+fi
+
+if [ "$APPLICATION_TARGET" ]; then
+   for t in $APPLICATION_TARGET; do
+      install_rpms_by_target "Installing $t application packages." "$t" "${RPMEXTRAARGS}"
+   done
+fi
+
+if [ ${DEBUG:-0} -gt 0 ]; then
+   install_rpms_by_target "Installing debugging packages." ${MAKEDIST_TARGET}-debug "${RPMEXTRAARGS}"
+   cat > $MOUNTDIR/etc/sysconfig/network-devices/ifconfig.eth0 << _EOF
+IF=eth0
+ONBOOT=yes
+ZONE=local
+BOOTPROTO=dhcp
+_EOF
+fi
+
+#   erase_rpm_database
+clean_rpm_database
+
+[ "$LANGUAGE" ] && {
+
+   [ "$LANGUAGE" = "en" ] && KEYMAP=us || KEYMAP="$LANGUAGE"
+
+   # configure localization
+   cat > $MOUNTDIR/etc/sysconfig/keyboard << _EOF
+KEYMAP=$KEYMAP.map
+XKB_LAYOUT=$KEYMAP
+XKB_MODEL=pc105
+XKB_OPTIONS=
+_EOF
+
+   [ "$COUNTRY" ] && {
+      cat > $MOUNTDIR/etc/sysconfig/i18n << _EOF
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY}.UTF-8
+_EOF
+   }
+
+}
+
+echo "Deleting unneeded files..."
+# delete unused localizations
+#
+find $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/locale \
+ -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -type d \
+! -name it* ! -name en* ! -name C ! -name l10n -exec rm -rf {} \;
+
+#$CHROOTCMD chkconfig --add acpid ||
+#   { echo "$mkcd_me: fatal error, aborting installation" >&2
+#      { (exit 1); exit 1; }; }
+
+# configure extlinux boot loader
+#cat > $MOUNTDIR/boot/extlinux.conf << _EOF
+#DEFAULT $PLATFORM
+#LABEL $PLATFORM
+#KERNEL /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_VER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+#APPEND video=vesafb:1280x1024-32 root=$ROOTDEV console=tty1
+#resume2=swap:$SWAPDEV
+#_EOF
+
+if [ "$U_BOOT" ]; then
+echo "Copying u-boot Image for Kernel"
+#mkimage -A ppc -O linux -T kernel -C gzip -a 0x8000 -e 0x8000 \
+#              -n "$DISTRONAME 2.6" -d $MOUNTDIR/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.12 $DISTRONAME-$MAKEDIST_TARGET-uImage.bin
+fi
+
+# disable parport
+#sed -i "/parport_pc/d" $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.conf
+
+# disable multithreaded init ?
+if [ ${MULTITHREAD:-0} -gt 0 ]; then
+   sed -i "s|multithread=1|multithread=0|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/sysconfig/rc
+fi
+
+# blacklist buggy ehci_hcd
+#echo "blacklist ehci_hcd" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.conf.d/ehci_hcd
+
+
+# set rootdev on extlinux
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/boot/extlinux.conf ] && sed -i "s|\([^::alpha]root=\)[^ ]*|\1$ROOTDEV|" $MOUNTDIR/boot/extlinux.conf
+
+# execute platform specific script
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/post.inc.sh ] && . $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/post.inc.sh
+
+post_install_rpms
+
+[ "$QEMU_COPIED_FOR_INST" ] && post_qemu
+
+# copy static files for target
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/root ] && 
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/root/* $MOUNTDIR/
+
+# copy static files for specific platform
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root -a "`ls $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root/* 2>/dev/null`" ] &&
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root/* $MOUNTDIR/
+
+# copy localized static files for specific platform
+[ "$LANGUAGE" -a -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE ] &&
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE/* $MOUNTDIR/
+
+produce_media

platforms/bootcd/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootcd: memtest86+
+# Localized targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootcd-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootcd-es:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootcd-it:

platforms/bootcd/Makefile.defs

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+xorglibGL = libGL-Mesa-dri libGL-nvidia-X11 libGL-fglrx-X11
+kernelnvidia = kernel-mamba-nongpl-nvidia
+xorglibglx = xorg-ext-libglx xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia
+#xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia
+libGLcore.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+libnvidia-tls.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+xorgdrvvideo = xorg-drv-video-base xorg-drv-video-amd xorg-drv-video-nsc xorg-drv-video-fglrx xorg-drv-video-nvidia

platforms/bootcd/post.inc.sh

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+# bootcd post script
+#
+# creates a fake installation aimed at producing a kernel image and initrd
+# for booting flash and disk partitions
+
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux ] || mkdir -p $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux
+
+chroot $MOUNTDIR depmod -a ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# make initramfs
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# Note: isolinux requires 8.3 filenames
+cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   $MOUNTDIR2/boot/initrmfs.gz
+
+cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} \
+   $MOUNTDIR2/boot/vmlinuz
+
+# configure isolinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.cfg << _EOF
+timeout 100
+prompt 1
+display menu.txt
+F1 help.txt
+F2 helpit.txt
+default 1
+label 1
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append video=vesafb:1024x768-32,ywrap,mtrr root=/dev/sda1 console=tty1 initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz splash=silent quiet
+label 2
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append video=vesafb:1024x768-32,ywrap,mtrr root=/dev/sda2 console=tty1 initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz splash=silent quiet
+label 3
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append video=vesafb:1024x768-32,ywrap,mtrr root=/dev/sda console=tty1 initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz splash=silent quiet
+label 4
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append video=vesafb:1024x768-32,ywrap,mtrr root=/dev/hda1 console=tty1 initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz splash=silent quiet
+label 8
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append video=vesafb:1024x768-32,ywrap,mtrr  root=/dev/sda1 console=tty1 initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz debug=1 splash=verbose
+label 9
+ kernel memtest 
+_EOF
+
+# install isolinux binary
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin ||
+    { echo "Error: /usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin not found. Please install the syslinux package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# install memtest
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/memtest ||
+    { echo "Error: /boot/memtest.bin not found. Please install the memtest86 package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# copy static files for specific platform
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root ] && 
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+MOUNTDIR=$MOUNTDIR2 produce_media
+
+exit 0

platforms/bootcd/pre.inc.sh

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+# produce bootcd ISO image
+MEDIA_NAME=`media_name`
+MEDIA_NAMES=()
+DISTROMATIC_OPT=""
+
+for i in $LIVECD_TARGETS; do
+   . $TARGETDIR/platforms/$i/settings.inc
+   CURR_MEDIA_NAME=`PLATFORM=$i media_name`
+   MEDIA_NAMES=(${MEDIA_NAMES[*]} $CURR_MEDIA_NAME)
+
+   [ "$FORCE" = "1" -o ! -e "$LOCALSTATEDIR/$CURR_MEDIA_NAME" ] && {
+      makedist $MAKEDIST_TARGET PLATFORM=$i FORCE=1 DISTROMATIC=$DISTROMATIC_OPT
+      DISTROMATIC_OPT="off"
+   }
+done
+
+. $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/settings.inc
+
+echo "Creating bootable livecd..."
+[ "$MOUNTDIR" ] && rm -rf $MOUNTDIR/*
+[ "$MOUNTDIR2" ] && rm -rf $MOUNTDIR2/*
+
+#[ "$EXTRA_PACKAGES" ] && {
+#   echo "- installing repository with extra packages"
+#   add_packages_to_repository $MOUNTDIR/repositories/extras "$EXTRA_PACKAGES"
+#}
+
+for i in ${MEDIA_NAMES[*]}; do
+   echo "- installing $i"
+   cp $LOCALSTATEDIR/$i $MOUNTDIR2
+done

platforms/bootcd/root/boot/isolinux/help.txt

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+
+ openmamba bootcd menu
+ =====================
+ 
+   1) mount rootfs from first USB storage (sda1)
+   2) mount rootfs from second USB storage (sda2)
+   3) mount rootfs from unpartitioned USB storage (sda)
+   4) mount rootfs from first IDE (hda)   
+   8) mount rootfs from first USB storage (sda1) in debug mode
+   9) Start a system memory benchmark
+   
+Please, enter 1 or wait 10 seconds to boot automatically.
+
+You can also pass some extra parameters to the kernel. For example:
+boot: 1 root=/dev/sdb1
+
+If you have trouble during boot stage please use debug=1 and vga=normal 
+options in order to see system startup messages.
+
+NOTE: In most cases the kernel will detect your hardware, and parameters are 
+not needed. If you don't need to enter any parameters, hit ENTER to boot 
+the default kernel.
+

platforms/bootcd/root/boot/isolinux/helpit.txt

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+
+ Menu' di avvio di openmamba
+ ===========================
+
+   1) monta il rootfs dal primo storage USB (sda1)
+   2) monta il rootfs dal secondo storage USB (sda2)
+   3) monta il rootfs da uno storage USB non partizionato (sda)
+   4) monta il rootfs dal primo disco IDE (hda)   
+   8) monta il rootfs dal primo storage USB (sda1) in modalita' di debug
+   9) Esegue un test della memoria di sistema
+
+Digitare 1 o attendere 10 secondi per l'avvio automatico.
+
+E' possibile passare parametri extra al kernel. Ad esempio:
+boot: 1 root=/dev/sdb1
+
+In caso di problemi all'avvio utilizzare le opzioni debug=1 e vga=normal 
+per visualizzare su schermo i messaggi di avvio di sistema.
+
+NOTA: nella maggior parte dei casi il kernel riconoscera' automaticamente
+l'hardware senza bisogno di inserire alcun parametro. Premere INVIO per 
+avviare il kernel in modalita' predefinita.
+

platforms/bootcd/root/boot/isolinux/menu.txt

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+
+ openmamba bootcd menu
+ =====================
+
+   F1) Help 
+   F2) Aiuto
+
+ Please, make sure your storage device is connected then press ENTER or 
+ wait 10 seconds to boot with default options.
+ 
+ Assicurarsi che il dispositivo di storage sia connesso e premere INVIO o 
+ attendere 10 secondi per l'avvio in modalita' predefinita.
+

platforms/bootcd/root/openmamba-bootcd/CHANGES

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+openmamba bootcd
+
+20070917
+========
+* removed installation of unused kernel-nongpl packages
+
+20070914
+========
+* add reiserfs, ata_piix and sta_via support
+
+20070728
+========
+* first release

platforms/bootcd/root/openmamba-bootcd/COPYING

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platforms/bootcd/root/openmamba-bootcd/INSTALL

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+openmamba bootcd - instructions
+===============================
+
+Instructions
+------------
+System installation on fixed disk is performed via the live system.
+
+1) insert an openmamba flash support into a USB plug (see Flash-1GB instructions to learn how to 
+   prepare a flash device with openmamba)
+2) insert openmamba bootcd into a CD/DVD reader and restart your computer
+3) wait for the system to load from flash device

platforms/bootcd/root/openmamba-bootcd/README

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+openmamba bootcd
+================
+A small bootable CD-ROM image that can be used to boot openmamba flash-1GB on computer that can't boot from USB devices.
+

platforms/bootcd/root/openmamba-bootcd/TODO

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+openmamba bootcd
+================

platforms/bootcd/settings.inc

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+MEDIA=iso
+MULTITHREAD=1
+DISTROMATIC=off
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+LIVECD_TARGETS=""
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-livecd
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3

platforms/bootusb-test/Makefile

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-test: openmamba-release syslinux memtest86+ $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-firmwares
+# Localization targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-test-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-test-it:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-test-es:

platforms/bootusb-test/Makefile.defs

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+splashtheme =

platforms/bootusb-test/initramfs-include.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,96 @@
+FOUND_ISO=
+#RAMSIZE=100000 -o "size=${RAMSIZE}k" 
+
+msg ":: Creating new root ramdisk (dinamic size=${RAMSIZE}k) on /dev/shm..."
+mkdir -p /flash /cdrom /squashfs ${NEWROOT}
+
+#
+# findiso(): looks for ISO9660 images stored in flash root
+#
+findiso(){
+   msg ":: Looking for openmamba ISO cdrom images"
+
+   # try removable devices only
+   for i in /flash/openmamba-*.iso; do
+         /bin/losetup /dev/loop0 $i
+         if mount -r -t iso9660 /dev/loop0 /cdrom >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+            if test -r /cdrom/rootfs.compressed; then
+               msg ":: Valid ISO image $i found..."
+               FOUND_ISO="$i"
+               return 0
+            fi
+            umount /cdrom
+         fi
+         /bin/losetup /dev/loop0
+   done
+   return 1
+}
+
+#/sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Looking for cdrom device" --progress="4444"
+
+while true; do
+   msg ":: root device is ${root}"
+   if ! mount -t ext3 ${root} /flash >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+      if ! mount -t ext2 ${root} /flash >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+         err ":: Unable to mount USB rootfs. Supported filesystems are ext2 and ext3."
+      fi
+   fi
+   findiso
+   if [ "$FOUND_ISO" ]; then
+#      /sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Mounting compressed filesystem" --progress="5555"
+       msg ":: Mounting compressed filesystem"
+       /bin/losetup /dev/loop1 /cdrom/rootfs.compressed
+       mount -r -t squashfs /dev/loop1 /squashfs
+
+      if [ "${unionfs}" != "off" -a  "${unionfs}" != "OFF" ]; then
+
+         [ "${unionfs}" = "reset" ] && {
+            msg ":: Resetting unionfs data in rwroot"
+            mkdir -p /flash/old
+            mv /flash/rwroot /flash/old/
+         }
+         msg ":: Mounting unionfs"
+         mkdir -p /flash/rwroot
+         mount -t unionfs -o dirs=/flash/rwroot=rw:/squashfs=ro unionfs ${NEWROOT}
+         mkdir -p ${NEWROOT}/squashfs ${NEWROOT}/flash ${NEWROOT}/cdrom
+         mount -n -o move /squashfs ${NEWROOT}/squashfs
+         mount -n -o move /flash ${NEWROOT}/flash
+         mount -n -o move /cdrom ${NEWROOT}/cdrom
+      else
+         msg ":: Creating directories and symlinks on ramdisk..."
+         /bin/mount -t tmpfs /dev/shm ${NEWROOT}
+         mkdir -p \
+            ${NEWROOT}/tmp ${NEWROOT}/proc ${NEWROOT}/sys \
+            ${NEWROOT}/initrd ${NEWROOT}/mnt ${NEWROOT}/media \
+            ${NEWROOT}/oldroot ${NEWROOT}/squashfs ${NEWROOT}/flash \
+            ${NEWROOT}/cdrom
+         mount -n -o move /squashfs ${NEWROOT}/squashfs
+         mount -n -o move /flash ${NEWROOT}/flash
+         mount -n -o move /cdrom ${NEWROOT}/cdrom
+         ln -s squashfs/bin ${NEWROOT}/bin
+         ln -s squashfs/boot ${NEWROOT}/boot
+         ln -s squashfs/lib ${NEWROOT}/lib
+         ln -s squashfs/opt ${NEWROOT}/opt
+         ln -s squashfs/sbin ${NEWROOT}/sbin
+         ln -s squashfs/srv ${NEWROOT}/srv
+         ln -s squashfs/usr ${NEWROOT}/usr
+
+         chroot ${NEWROOT} /bin/cp -a \
+             /squashfs/dev /squashfs/home /squashfs/var \
+             /squashfs/etc /squashfs/root /
+      fi
+
+      # Create empty utmp and wtmp
+      #:> ${NEWROOT}/var/run/utmp
+      #:> ${NEWROOT}/var/run/wtmp
+
+#      [ "${init}" ] || init=/sbin/init
+#      msg ":: Running init, runlevel:${runlevel}"
+#      exec run-init ${NEWROOT} ${init} ${runlevel}
+#      msg ":: Could not run init; opening a command prompt."
+#      /bin/sh.shared
+   else
+      msg ":: FATAL ERROR: could not find a valid ISO image."
+#      /bin/sh.shared
+   fi
+done

platforms/bootusb-test/post.inc.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,74 @@
+# make initramfs
+
+chroot $MOUNTDIR depmod -a ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# add buildinfo
+buildinfo="`cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/openmamba-release` ${PLATFORM}"
+
+# configure extlinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR/boot/extlinux.conf << _EOF
+PROMPT 0
+TIMEOUT 20
+DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
+MENU TITLE ${buildinfo} (${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} kernel)
+MENU BACKGROUND openmamba.png
+MENU COLOR TITLE 1;32;49 #ff00993d #00000000 std
+
+LABEL kms
+MENU LABEL default
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789
+LABEL vga1024
+MENU LABEL VGA 1024x768 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=792 nomodeset
+LABEL vga800
+MENU LABEL VGA 800x600 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789 nomodeset
+LABEL debug
+MENU LABEL Debug mode
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 rddebug nomodeset
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL memtest
+ MENU LABEL Memory test
+ kernel memtest
+MENU SEPARATOR
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL -
+ MENU LABEL $PRODUCT_NAME build:`date -R`
+ MENU DISABLE
+_EOF
+
+# rename memtest.bin because syslinux/extlinux consider .bin extension as
+# other thing
+mv $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest
+
+# copy /boot directory to final root
+cp -a $MOUNTDIR/boot $MOUNTDIR2
+
+# copy syslinux addons to final root /boot dir
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/vesamenu.c32 $MOUNTDIR2/boot/
+
+# copy static files for specific platform
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root ] && 
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+# copy localized static files for specific platform
+[ "$LANGUAGE" -a -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE ] &&
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+## add buildinfo
+#buildinfo="`cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/openmamba-release` [$PRODUCT_NAME build:`date +%c`]"
+#sed -i "s|%buildinfo%|$buildinfo|" $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/menu.txt
+
+MOUNTDIR=$MOUNTDIR2 produce_media $MEDIA_NAME
+
+exit 0

platforms/bootusb-test/root/openmamba-bootusb/CHANGES

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+openmamba flash-1GB changelog
+=============================
+
+20081218
+* configure syslinux for VESA boot menu with debug startup choices
+
+20070908
+* don't install documentation files from RPMS to reduce occupation
+* syncronize common packages with livecd
+* nvidia legacy drivers removed
+
+20070811
+* added explicit postplug-xorg and postplug-sound installation
+
+20070605
+* removed amarok
+
+20070529
+* postplug: disabled modprobing of fglrx driver
+* ntfs-3g, dosfstools,man: added
+* kaffeine,knemo: removed (no free space)
+

platforms/bootusb-test/root/openmamba-bootusb/COPYING

@@ -0,0 +1,674 @@
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platforms/bootusb-test/root/openmamba-bootusb/INSTALL

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+openmamba flash 1GB - hard disk installation instructions
+=========================================================
+NOTE: the installation procedure described is not yet fully functional; please, 
+follow these guidelines only if you know what you are doing.
+WARNING: THIS INSTALLATION MAY MAKE YOUR DUAL BOOT SYSTEM NO LONGER BOOTABLE, BE CAREFUL.
+
+0) Boot your computer from openmamba flash, when the system is up open a
+   terminal window (konsole)
+1) Use qtparted to resize/create the destination partition
+2) Format the device <dest>:
+
+mkfs.ext3  /dev/<dest>
+
+3) Copy the filesystem from flash to disk:
+
+mkdir /media/install
+mount /dev/<dest> /media/install
+cp -ax / /media/install
+
+4) Make initrd
+
+chroot /media/install mkinitrd boot/initramfs-`uname -r`.img `uname -r` -f
+
+5) Install grub on your hard disk master boot record
+
+grub-install /dev/<dest> --root-directory=/media/install
+
+6) CHECKME: If your disk device is /dev/sdb you probably have to fix grub device map
+   (/media/install/boot/grub/device.map)
+
+#7) Create root device symlink (needed?)
+#
+#rm -f /media/install/dev/root
+#ln -s /dev/<dest> /media/install/dev/root
+
+7) add root partition to /etc/fstab
+
+8) Create grub configuration file for chainloading other OS's like this:
+
+/etc/grub/conf.d/other:
+
+title Windows
+rootnoverify (hd0,0)
+chainloader +1
+
+9) Execute grub-update
+
+chroot /media/install/ grub-update
+
+10) That's all, now reboot and enjoy!

platforms/bootusb-test/root/openmamba-bootusb/README

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+openmamba 1GB live flash system - installation instructions
+===========================================================
+
+This instructions explan how to install this openmamba distribution on a usb storage
+
+
+Requirements
+============
+
+A Unix system with root permissions and the following commands:
+
+extlinux, mkfs.ext2, fdisk, gunzip, cpio, mount, umount
+
+
+Installation
+============
+
+1st step) Partitioning the USB storage device
+
+- insert the storage and identify its device name (e.g. /dev/sda)
+- make sure that no partitions are mounted for the device
+- run fdisk or cfdisk and create a partition that is at least 1GB large
+- mark the partition as "bootable"
+- identify the device corresponding to the partitiong (e.g. /dev/sda1)
+
+2nd step) Formatting the device
+
+- run:
+
+mkfs.ext2 -b 2048 <partition device>
+
+The filesystem (ext2) and the given option are recommended to fit the system
+on a 1GB device.
+
+3rd step) Installing the cpio image
+
+mount <partition device> <mount point>
+cd <mount point>
+gunzip -c < openmamba-flash-1GB-rootfs-i586.cpio.gz | cpio -i
+
+4th step) Installing extlinux bootloader
+
+extlinux --install boot
+
+unmount the storage and that's all.
+
+
+Running the system
+==================
+Reboot your computer with the USB storage inserted in.
+Your computer maybe configured or not for booting from a 
+USB Hard Drive/Storage device; check your bios configuration and
+wheter it supports booting from USB (many bioses are buggy!).
+
+
+Copyright (c) by Silvan Calarco <silvan.calarco@mambasoft.it>
+

platforms/bootusb-test/root/openmamba-bootusb/TODO

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+openmamba 1GB live flash system
+===============================
+List of things to do in future releases:
+
+* desktop automatic login as user
+* non-english languages support / fix keyboard system defaults
+* nvidia-legacy drivers support
+* XGL/AIGLX/Compiz automatic configuration when supported

platforms/bootusb-test/settings.inc

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+MEDIA=cpio
+MULTITHREAD=1
+DISTROMATIC=off
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules wireless sound"
+
+RPMEXTRAARGS="--excludedocs"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-bootusb
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3

platforms/bootusb/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb: openmamba-release syslinux memtest86+ $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-firmwares
+# Localization targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-it:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-bootusb-es:

platforms/bootusb/initramfs-include.sh

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+FOUND_ISO=
+#RAMSIZE=100000 -o "size=${RAMSIZE}k" 
+
+msg ":: Creating new root ramdisk (dinamic size=${RAMSIZE}k) on /dev/shm..."
+mkdir -p /flash /cdrom /squashfs /newroot
+
+#
+# findiso(): looks for ISO9660 images stored in flash root
+#
+findiso(){
+   msg ":: Looking for openmamba ISO cdrom images"
+
+   # try removable devices only
+   for i in /flash/openmamba-*.iso; do
+         /bin/losetup /dev/loop0 $i
+         if mount -r -t iso9660 /dev/loop0 /cdrom >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+            if test -r /cdrom/rootfs.compressed; then
+               msg ":: Valid ISO image $i found..."
+               FOUND_ISO="$i"
+               return 0
+            fi
+            umount /cdrom
+         fi
+         /bin/losetup /dev/loop0
+   done
+   return 1
+}
+
+#/sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Looking for cdrom device" --progress="4444"
+
+while true; do
+   msg ":: root device is ${root}"
+   if ! mount -t ext3 ${root} /flash >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+      if ! mount -t ext2 ${root} /flash >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+         err ":: Unable to mount USB rootfs. Supported filesystems are ext2 and ext3."
+      fi
+   fi
+   findiso
+   if [ "$FOUND_ISO" ]; then
+#      /sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Mounting compressed filesystem" --progress="5555"
+       msg ":: Mounting compressed filesystem"
+       /bin/losetup /dev/loop1 /cdrom/rootfs.compressed
+       mount -r -t squashfs /dev/loop1 /squashfs
+
+      if [ "${unionfs}" != "off" -a  "${unionfs}" != "OFF" ]; then
+
+         [ "${unionfs}" = "reset" ] && {
+            msg ":: Resetting unionfs data in rwroot"
+            mkdir -p /flash/old
+            mv /flash/rwroot /flash/old/
+         }
+         msg ":: Mounting unionfs"
+         mkdir -p /flash/rwroot
+         mount -t unionfs -o dirs=/flash/rwroot=rw:/squashfs=ro unionfs /newroot
+         mkdir -p /newroot/squashfs /newroot/flash /newroot/cdrom
+         mount -n -o move /squashfs /newroot/squashfs
+         mount -n -o move /flash /newroot/flash
+         mount -n -o move /cdrom /newroot/cdrom
+      else
+         msg ":: Creating directories and symlinks on ramdisk..."
+         /bin/mount -t tmpfs /dev/shm /newroot
+         mkdir -p \
+            /newroot/tmp /newroot/proc /newroot/sys \
+            /newroot/initrd /newroot/mnt /newroot/media \
+            /newroot/oldroot /newroot/squashfs /newroot/flash \
+            /newroot/cdrom
+         mount -n -o move /squashfs /newroot/squashfs
+         mount -n -o move /flash /newroot/flash
+         mount -n -o move /cdrom /newroot/cdrom
+         ln -s squashfs/bin /newroot/bin
+         ln -s squashfs/boot /newroot/boot
+         ln -s squashfs/lib /newroot/lib
+         ln -s squashfs/opt /newroot/opt
+         ln -s squashfs/sbin /newroot/sbin
+         ln -s squashfs/srv /newroot/srv
+         ln -s squashfs/usr /newroot/usr
+
+         chroot /newroot /bin/cp -a \
+             /squashfs/dev /squashfs/home /squashfs/var \
+             /squashfs/etc /squashfs/root /
+      fi
+
+      # Create empty utmp and wtmp
+      #:> /newroot/var/run/utmp
+      #:> /newroot/var/run/wtmp
+
+      [ "${init}" ] || init=/sbin/init
+      msg ":: Running init, runlevel:${runlevel}"
+      exec run-init /newroot ${init} ${runlevel}
+      msg ":: Could not run init; opening a command prompt."
+      /bin/sh.shared
+   else
+      msg ":: Could not find a valid ISO image; opening a command prompt."
+      /bin/sh.shared
+   fi
+done

platforms/bootusb/post.inc.sh

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+# make initramfs
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+chroot $MOUNTDIR depmod -a ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+## FIXME: ONLY FOR TEST; REMOVE THE FOLLOWING LINE!
+#cp /tmp/unionfs.ko $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}/kernel/fs/unionfs/unionfs.ko
+#cp /tmp/squashfs.ko $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}/kernel/fs/squashfs/squashfs.ko
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# add buildinfo
+buildinfo="`cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/openmamba-release` ${PLATFORM}"
+
+# configure extlinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR/boot/extlinux.conf << _EOF
+PROMPT 0
+TIMEOUT 20
+DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
+MENU TITLE ${buildinfo} (${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} kernel)
+MENU BACKGROUND openmamba.png
+MENU COLOR TITLE 1;32;49 #ff00993d #00000000 std
+
+LABEL kms
+MENU LABEL default
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789
+LABEL vga1024
+MENU LABEL VGA 1024x768 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=792 nomodeset
+LABEL vga800
+MENU LABEL VGA 800x600 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789 nomodeset
+LABEL debug
+MENU LABEL Debug mode
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:/openmamba_live/openmamba-live.iso ro selinux=0 rddebug rdshell debug
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL memtest
+ MENU LABEL Memory test
+ kernel memtest
+MENU SEPARATOR
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL -
+ MENU LABEL $PRODUCT_NAME build:`date -R`
+ MENU DISABLE
+_EOF
+
+# rename memtest.bin because syslinux/extlinux consider .bin extension as
+# other thing
+mv $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest
+
+# copy /boot directory to final root
+cp -a $MOUNTDIR/boot $MOUNTDIR2
+
+# copy syslinux addons to final root /boot dir
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/vesamenu.c32 $MOUNTDIR2/boot/
+
+# copy static files for specific platform
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root ] && 
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+# copy localized static files for specific platform
+[ "$LANGUAGE" -a -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE ] &&
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+## add buildinfo
+#buildinfo="`cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/openmamba-release` [$PRODUCT_NAME build:`date +%c`]"
+#sed -i "s|%buildinfo%|$buildinfo|" $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/menu.txt
+
+MOUNTDIR=$MOUNTDIR2 produce_media $MEDIA_NAME
+
+exit 0

platforms/bootusb/root/openmamba-bootusb/CHANGES

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+openmamba flash-1GB changelog
+=============================
+
+20081218
+* configure syslinux for VESA boot menu with debug startup choices
+
+20070908
+* don't install documentation files from RPMS to reduce occupation
+* syncronize common packages with livecd
+* nvidia legacy drivers removed
+
+20070811
+* added explicit postplug-xorg and postplug-sound installation
+
+20070605
+* removed amarok
+
+20070529
+* postplug: disabled modprobing of fglrx driver
+* ntfs-3g, dosfstools,man: added
+* kaffeine,knemo: removed (no free space)
+

platforms/bootusb/root/openmamba-bootusb/COPYING

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platforms/bootusb/root/openmamba-bootusb/INSTALL

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+openmamba flash 1GB - hard disk installation instructions
+=========================================================
+NOTE: the installation procedure described is not yet fully functional; please, 
+follow these guidelines only if you know what you are doing.
+WARNING: THIS INSTALLATION MAY MAKE YOUR DUAL BOOT SYSTEM NO LONGER BOOTABLE, BE CAREFUL.
+
+0) Boot your computer from openmamba flash, when the system is up open a
+   terminal window (konsole)
+1) Use qtparted to resize/create the destination partition
+2) Format the device <dest>:
+
+mkfs.ext3  /dev/<dest>
+
+3) Copy the filesystem from flash to disk:
+
+mkdir /media/install
+mount /dev/<dest> /media/install
+cp -ax / /media/install
+
+4) Make initrd
+
+chroot /media/install mkinitrd boot/initramfs-`uname -r`.img `uname -r` -f
+
+5) Install grub on your hard disk master boot record
+
+grub-install /dev/<dest> --root-directory=/media/install
+
+6) CHECKME: If your disk device is /dev/sdb you probably have to fix grub device map
+   (/media/install/boot/grub/device.map)
+
+#7) Create root device symlink (needed?)
+#
+#rm -f /media/install/dev/root
+#ln -s /dev/<dest> /media/install/dev/root
+
+7) add root partition to /etc/fstab
+
+8) Create grub configuration file for chainloading other OS's like this:
+
+/etc/grub/conf.d/other:
+
+title Windows
+rootnoverify (hd0,0)
+chainloader +1
+
+9) Execute grub-update
+
+chroot /media/install/ grub-update
+
+10) That's all, now reboot and enjoy!

platforms/bootusb/root/openmamba-bootusb/README

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+openmamba 1GB live flash system - installation instructions
+===========================================================
+
+This instructions explan how to install this openmamba distribution on a usb storage
+
+
+Requirements
+============
+
+A Unix system with root permissions and the following commands:
+
+extlinux, mkfs.ext2, fdisk, gunzip, cpio, mount, umount
+
+
+Installation
+============
+
+1st step) Partitioning the USB storage device
+
+- insert the storage and identify its device name (e.g. /dev/sda)
+- make sure that no partitions are mounted for the device
+- run fdisk or cfdisk and create a partition that is at least 1GB large
+- mark the partition as "bootable"
+- identify the device corresponding to the partitiong (e.g. /dev/sda1)
+
+2nd step) Formatting the device
+
+- run:
+
+mkfs.ext2 -b 2048 <partition device>
+
+The filesystem (ext2) and the given option are recommended to fit the system
+on a 1GB device.
+
+3rd step) Installing the cpio image
+
+mount <partition device> <mount point>
+cd <mount point>
+gunzip -c < openmamba-flash-1GB-rootfs-i586.cpio.gz | cpio -i
+
+4th step) Installing extlinux bootloader
+
+extlinux --install boot
+
+unmount the storage and that's all.
+
+
+Running the system
+==================
+Reboot your computer with the USB storage inserted in.
+Your computer maybe configured or not for booting from a 
+USB Hard Drive/Storage device; check your bios configuration and
+wheter it supports booting from USB (many bioses are buggy!).
+
+
+Copyright (c) by Silvan Calarco <silvan.calarco@mambasoft.it>
+

platforms/bootusb/root/openmamba-bootusb/TODO

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+openmamba 1GB live flash system
+===============================
+List of things to do in future releases:
+
+* desktop automatic login as user
+* non-english languages support / fix keyboard system defaults
+* nvidia-legacy drivers support
+* XGL/AIGLX/Compiz automatic configuration when supported

platforms/bootusb/settings.inc

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+MEDIA=cpio
+MULTITHREAD=1
+DISTROMATIC=on
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules wireless sound"
+
+RPMEXTRAARGS="--excludedocs"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-bootusb
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3

platforms/flash-1GB/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-1GB: \
+                   postplug-xorg postplug-sound \
+                   $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools msysklogd xorg-server \
+                   xorg-fonts-100dpi xorg-fonts-Type1 xorg-fonts-TTF \
+                   ttf-freefont kdebase4-workspace kdebase4-runtime dolphin konqueror \
+                   kppp4 \
+                   smart-gui gparted kmix msysklogd ntfs-3g \
+                   xorg-drv-input-synaptics \
+                   macbook-tools kdebluetooth4 livecd-tools ndisgtk \
+                   mambatray
+# knemo
+# Localization targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-1GB-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-1GB-es:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-1GB-it:
+# removed: kaffeine knemo

platforms/flash-1GB/post.inc.sh

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+## don't activate some services
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rcsysinit.d/{S35hdparm,S30loadmodules,S40swap}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{S12random,S13sysinit,S20network,S44acpid,S55sshd}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{K00splash,K01acpid,K90random,K96swap,K97network,K97udev,K98localnet}
+
+# change inittab so it opens tty root shells instead of asking for login
+#
+echo "Forcing \`inittab' to open tty root shells with no login..."
+sed -i 's,^\([1-3]\):.*,\1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --autologin root --noclear tty\1,' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+sed -i '/^[4-6]:.*/d' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# make initramfs
+chroot $MOUNTDIR depmod -a
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# configure isolinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.cfg << _EOF
+PROMPT 0
+TIMEOUT 20
+DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
+MENU TITLE ${buildinfo} (${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} kernel)
+MENU BACKGROUND openmamba.png
+MENU COLOR TITLE 1;32;49 #ff00993d #00000000 std
+
+LABEL kms
+MENU LABEL default
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789
+LABEL vga1024
+MENU LABEL VGA 1024x768 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=792 nomodeset
+LABEL vga800
+MENU LABEL VGA 800x600 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789 nomodeset
+LABEL debug
+MENU LABEL Debug mode
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 rddebug rdshell
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL memtest
+ MENU LABEL Memory test
+ kernel memtest
+MENU SEPARATOR
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL -
+ MENU LABEL $PRODUCT_NAME build:`date -R`
+ MENU DISABLE
+_EOF
+
+# install isolinux binary
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin ||
+    { echo "Error: /usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin not found. Please install the syslinux package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# copy syslinux addons to final root /boot dir
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/vesamenu.c32 $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/
+
+# install memtest
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/memtest ||
+    { echo "Error: /boot/memtest.bin not found. Please install the memtest86 package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# configure for runlevel 5 boot
+sed -i "s|id:3\(:initdefault.*\)|id:5\1|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# FIXME: ensure alternatives are correclty set
+chroot $MOUNTDIR update-alternatives-set-dri
+
+# set timezone according to LANGUAGE (default is UTC)
+#
+case $LANGUAGE in
+   it) timezone=Europe/Rome ;;
+   *)  timezone=UTC ;;
+esac
+echo $timezone > $MOUNTDIR/etc/timezone
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone $MOUNTDIR/etc/localtime
+
+# configure KDM for autologin
+#
+if [ -e $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc ]; then
+   sed -i 's|[#]AutoLoginEnable=.*|AutoLoginEnable=true|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+   sed -i 's|[#]AutoReLogin=.*|AutoReLogin=true|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+   sed -i 's|[#]AutoLoginUser=.*|AutoLoginUser=root|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+   sed -i 's|[#]AllowRootLogin=.*|AllowRootLogin=root|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+
+# installer icon on root desktop 
+# FIXME: move this somewhere else
+mkdir -p $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-installer.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+
+# prebuild postplug sound CARDID_DB (with some ugly trick to make it work from chroot)
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] || ln -s ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+echo "SOUND_BUILD_CARDID_DB_ONLY=1 /etc/postplug/postplug.d/sound" >> $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+chroot $MOUNTDIR sh /tmp/sounddb.sh
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+[ -L $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] && rm $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+
+prelink
+
+#echo "Performing binaries prelinking..."
+#chroot $MOUNTDIR /bin/bash -c "PRELINK_NOINITCHECK=1 /etc/cron.daily/prelink"

platforms/flash-1GB/root/openmamba-flash-1GB/CHANGES

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+openmamba flash-1GB changelog
+=============================
+
+20081218
+* configure syslinux for VESA boot menu with debug startup choices
+
+20070908
+* don't install documentation files from RPMS to reduce occupation
+* syncronize common packages with livecd
+* nvidia legacy drivers removed
+
+20070811
+* added explicit postplug-xorg and postplug-sound installation
+
+20070605
+* removed amarok
+
+20070529
+* postplug: disabled modprobing of fglrx driver
+* ntfs-3g, dosfstools,man: added
+* kaffeine,knemo: removed (no free space)
+

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platforms/flash-1GB/root/openmamba-flash-1GB/INSTALL

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+openmamba flash 1GB - hard disk installation instructions
+=========================================================
+NOTE: the installation procedure described is not yet fully functional; please, 
+follow these guidelines only if you know what you are doing.
+WARNING: THIS INSTALLATION MAY MAKE YOUR DUAL BOOT SYSTEM NO LONGER BOOTABLE, BE CAREFUL.
+
+0) Boot your computer from openmamba flash, when the system is up open a
+   terminal window (konsole)
+1) Use qtparted to resize/create the destination partition
+2) Format the device <dest>:
+
+mkfs.ext3  /dev/<dest>
+
+3) Copy the filesystem from flash to disk:
+
+mkdir /media/install
+mount /dev/<dest> /media/install
+cp -ax / /media/install
+
+4) Make initrd
+
+chroot /media/install mkinitrd boot/initramfs-`uname -r`.img `uname -r` -f
+
+5) Install grub on your hard disk master boot record
+
+grub-install /dev/<dest> --root-directory=/media/install
+
+6) CHECKME: If your disk device is /dev/sdb you probably have to fix grub device map
+   (/media/install/boot/grub/device.map)
+
+#7) Create root device symlink (needed?)
+#
+#rm -f /media/install/dev/root
+#ln -s /dev/<dest> /media/install/dev/root
+
+7) add root partition to /etc/fstab
+
+8) Create grub configuration file for chainloading other OS's like this:
+
+/etc/grub/conf.d/other:
+
+title Windows
+rootnoverify (hd0,0)
+chainloader +1
+
+9) Execute grub-update
+
+chroot /media/install/ grub-update
+
+10) That's all, now reboot and enjoy!

platforms/flash-1GB/root/openmamba-flash-1GB/README

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+openmamba 1GB live flash system - installation instructions
+===========================================================
+
+This instructions explan how to install this openmamba distribution on a usb storage
+
+
+Requirements
+============
+
+A Unix system with root permissions and the following commands:
+
+extlinux, mkfs.ext2, fdisk, gunzip, cpio, mount, umount
+
+
+Installation
+============
+
+1st step) Partitioning the USB storage device
+
+- insert the storage and identify its device name (e.g. /dev/sda)
+- make sure that no partitions are mounted for the device
+- run fdisk or cfdisk and create a partition that is at least 1GB large
+- mark the partition as "bootable"
+- identify the device corresponding to the partitiong (e.g. /dev/sda1)
+
+2nd step) Formatting the device
+
+- run:
+
+mkfs.ext2 -b 2048 <partition device>
+
+The filesystem (ext2) and the given option are recommended to fit the system
+on a 1GB device.
+
+3rd step) Installing the cpio image
+
+mount <partition device> <mount point>
+cd <mount point>
+gunzip -c < openmamba-flash-1GB-rootfs-i586.cpio.gz | cpio -i
+
+4th step) Installing extlinux bootloader
+
+extlinux --install boot
+
+unmount the storage and that's all.
+
+
+Running the system
+==================
+Reboot your computer with the USB storage inserted in.
+Your computer maybe configured or not for booting from a 
+USB Hard Drive/Storage device; check your bios configuration and
+wheter it supports booting from USB (many bioses are buggy!).
+
+
+Copyright (c) by Silvan Calarco <silvan.calarco@mambasoft.it>
+

platforms/flash-1GB/root/openmamba-flash-1GB/TODO

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+openmamba 1GB live flash system
+===============================
+List of things to do in future releases:
+
+* desktop automatic login as user
+* non-english languages support / fix keyboard system defaults
+* nvidia-legacy drivers support
+* XGL/AIGLX/Compiz automatic configuration when supported

platforms/flash-1GB/settings.inc

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+MEDIA=cpio
+MULTITHREAD=1
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules sound"
+
+RPMEXTRAARGS="--excludedocs"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-flash-1GB
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3

platforms/flash-512MB/Makefile

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+openmamba-flash-512MB: $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools xorg-server rpm

platforms/flash-512MB/post.inc.sh

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+## don't activate some services
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rcsysinit.d/{S35hdparm,S30loadmodules,S40swap}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{S12random,S13sysinit,S20network,S44acpid,S55sshd}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{K00splash,K01acpid,K90random,K96swap,K97network,K97udev,K98localnet}
+
+# change inittab so it opens tty root shells instead of asking for login
+#
+echo "Forcing \`inittab' to open tty root shells with no login..."
+sed -i 's,^\([1-3]\):.*,\1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --autologin root --noclear tty\1,' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+sed -i '/^[4-6]:.*/d' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# make initramfs
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# configure isolinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.cfg << _EOF
+PROMPT 0
+TIMEOUT 20
+DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
+MENU TITLE ${buildinfo} (${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} kernel)
+MENU BACKGROUND openmamba.png
+MENU COLOR TITLE 1;32;49 #ff00993d #00000000 std
+
+LABEL kms
+MENU LABEL default
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789
+LABEL vga1024
+MENU LABEL VGA 1024x768 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=792 nomodeset
+LABEL vga800
+MENU LABEL VGA 800x600 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789 nomodeset
+LABEL debug
+MENU LABEL Debug mode
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 rddebug rdshell
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL memtest
+ MENU LABEL Memory test
+ kernel memtest
+MENU SEPARATOR
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL -
+ MENU LABEL $PRODUCT_NAME build:`date -R`
+ MENU DISABLE
+_EOF
+
+# install isolinux binary
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin ||
+    { echo "Error: /usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin not found. Please install the syslinux package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# copy syslinux addons to final root /boot dir
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/vesamenu.c32 $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/
+
+# install memtest
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/memtest ||
+    { echo "Error: /boot/memtest.bin not found. Please install the memtest86 package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+prelink
+
+#echo "Performing binaries prelinking..."
+#chroot $MOUNTDIR /bin/bash -c "PRELINK_NOINITCHECK=1 /etc/cron.daily/prelink"

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platforms/flash-512MB/root/README

@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+openmamba 512MB live flash system - installation instructions
+=============================================================
+
+This instructions explan how to install this 
+openmamba distribution on a usb storage
+
+
+Requirements
+============
+
+a Unix system with the following commands:
+
+extlinux, mkfs.ext2, fdisk, gunzip, cpio, mount, umount
+  
+
+Installation
+============
+
+1st step) Partitioning the USB storage device
+
+- insert the storage and identify its device name (e.g. /dev/sda)
+- make sure that no partitions are mounted for the device
+- run fdisk or cfdisk and create a partition that is at least 1GB large
+- mark the partition as "bootable"
+- identify the device corresponding to the partitiong (e.g. /dev/sda1)
+
+2nd step) Formatting the device
+
+- run:
+
+mkfs.ext3 > <partition device>
+
+3rd step) Installing the cpio image
+
+mount <partition device> <mount point>
+cd <mount point>
+gunzip -c < openmamba-flash-512MB-rootfs-i586.cpio.gz | cpio -i
+
+4th step) Installing extlinux bootloader
+
+extlinux --install boot
+
+unmount the storage and that's all.
+
+Running the system
+==================
+Reboot your computer with the USB storage inserted in.
+Your computer maybe configured or not for booting from a 
+USB Hard Drive/Storage device; check your bios configuration and
+whether it supports booting from USB (many bioses are buggy!).
+
+
+Copyright (c) by Silvan Calarco <silvan.calarco@mambasoft.it>

platforms/flash-512MB/settings.inc

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+MEDIA=cpio
+MULTITHREAD=1
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-flash-512MB
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3

platforms/flash-server/Makefile

@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-server: $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools rpm openssh-server rsync apache \
+   syslog-ng logrotate vixie-cron vsftpd samba-server postfix at
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-server-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-flash-server-it:

platforms/flash-server/post.inc.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+## don't activate some services
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rcsysinit.d/{S35hdparm,S30loadmodules,S40swap}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{S12random,S13sysinit,S20network,S44acpid,S55sshd}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{K00splash,K01acpid,K90random,K96swap,K97network,K97udev,K98localnet}
+
+# make initramfs
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# configure extlinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR/boot/extlinux.conf << _EOF
+DEFAULT $PLATFORM
+LABEL $PLATFORM
+KERNEL /boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_VER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+APPEND video=vesafb:1024x768-32,ywrap,mtrr root=$ROOTDEV console=tty1 initrd=/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_VER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz splash=silent quiet
+_EOF
+#resume2=swap:$SWAPDEV
+
+# set default root password
+cp $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.orig
+sed -i '/^root:.*/d' $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.orig
+echo 'root:$1$Gmb.bk72$j/Dnx2zK8Zk7cNL4lmTir0:13852:0:99999:7:::0' > $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.tmp
+mv $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.preinst
+cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.tmp $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.orig > $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.tmp $MOUNTDIR/etc/shadow.orig
+
+prelink
+
+extlinux --install $MOUNTDIR/boot
+
+#echo "Performing binaries prelinking..."
+#chroot $MOUNTDIR /bin/bash -c "PRELINK_NOINITCHECK=1 /etc/cron.daily/prelink"

platforms/flash-server/root/COPYING

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platforms/flash-server/root/README

@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+openmamba 512MB live flash system - installation instructions
+=============================================================
+
+This instructions explan how to install this 
+openmamba distribution on a usb storage
+
+
+Requirements
+============
+
+a Unix system with the following commands:
+
+extlinux, mkfs.ext2, fdisk, gunzip, cpio, mount, umount
+  
+
+Installation
+============
+
+1st step) Partitioning the USB storage device
+
+- insert the storage and identify its device name (e.g. /dev/sda)
+- make sure that no partitions are mounted for the device
+- run fdisk or cfdisk and create a partition that is at least 1GB large
+- mark the partition as "bootable"
+- identify the device corresponding to the partitiong (e.g. /dev/sda1)
+
+2nd step) Formatting the device
+
+- run:
+
+mkfs.ext3 > <partition device>
+
+3rd step) Installing the cpio image
+
+mount <partition device> <mount point>
+cd <mount point>
+gunzip -c < openmamba-flash-512MB-rootfs-i586.cpio.gz | cpio -i
+
+4th step) Installing extlinux bootloader
+
+extlinux --install boot
+
+unmount the storage and that's all.
+
+Running the system
+==================
+Reboot your computer with the USB storage inserted in.
+Your computer maybe configured or not for booting from a 
+USB Hard Drive/Storage device; check your bios configuration and
+whether it supports booting from USB (many bioses are buggy!).
+
+
+Copyright (c) by Silvan Calarco <silvan.calarco@mambasoft.it>

platforms/flash-server/settings.inc

@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+# cpio partition image
+MEDIA=cpio
+MEDIA_SIZE=512
+MULTITHREAD=1
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-flashserver
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3

platforms/installdvd/Makefile

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-installdvd: openmamba-release memtest86+
+# Localized targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-installdvd-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-installdvd-it:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-installdvd-es:
+

platforms/installdvd/Makefile.defs

@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+xorglibGL = libGL-Mesa-dri libGL-nvidia-X11 libGL-fglrx-X11
+kernelnvidia = kernel-mamba-nongpl-nvidia
+xorglibglx = xorg-ext-libglx xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia
+#xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia
+libGLcore.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+libnvidia-tls.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+xorgdrvvideo = xorg-drv-video-base xorg-drv-video-amd xorg-drv-video-nsc xorg-drv-video-fglrx xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+libkorganizer.so.1 = korganizer
+libkorganizer_calendar.so.1 = korganizer
+libkorganizer_eventviewer.so.1 = korganizer
+perl[Automake__General] = automake
+perl[Automake__Struct] = automake
+perl[Automake__Struct__Tie_ISA] = automake
+perl[Automake__XFile] = automake

platforms/installdvd/initramfs-include.sh

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+FOUND_ROOTFS=
+RAMSIZE=100000
+
+msg ":: Creating new root ramdisk (dinamic size=${RAMSIZE}k) on /dev/shm..."
+mkdir /newroot
+/bin/mount -t tmpfs -o "size=${RAMSIZE}k" /dev/shm /newroot
+
+mkdir /newroot/cdrom /newroot/squashfs
+
+#
+# findcdrom(): looks for cdrom devices and mounts them to detect compressed fs
+#
+findcdrom(){
+   msg ":: Looking for cdrom device(s)"
+
+   # try removable devices only
+   for i in /sys/block/*/removable; do
+      removable=`cat $i`      
+      if [ "$removable" = "1" ]; then
+         dev=${i%/removable}
+         dev=/dev/${dev#/sys/block/}
+         if mount -r -t iso9660 $dev /newroot/cdrom >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+            if test -r /newroot/cdrom/rootfs.compressed; then
+               msg ":: Compressed root filesystem found on $dev..."
+               FOUND_ROOTFS="$dev"
+               return 0
+   	    fi
+            umount /newroot/cdrom
+         fi
+      fi
+   done
+   return 1
+}
+
+#/sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Looking for cdrom device" --progress="4444"
+
+while true; do
+   findcdrom
+   if [ "$FOUND_ROOTFS" ]; then
+#      /sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Mounting compressed filesystem" --progress="5555"
+      msg ":: Mounting compressed filesystem"
+      /bin/losetup /dev/loop0 /newroot/cdrom/rootfs.compressed
+      mount -r -t squashfs /dev/loop0 /newroot/squashfs
+   
+      msg ":: Creating directories and symlinks on ramdisk..."
+   
+      mkdir -p \
+            /newroot/tmp /newroot/proc /newroot/sys \
+            /newroot/initrd /newroot/mnt /newroot/media \
+	    /newroot/oldroot
+
+      ln -s squashfs/bin /newroot/bin
+      ln -s squashfs/boot /newroot/boot
+      ln -s squashfs/lib /newroot/lib   
+      ln -s squashfs/opt /newroot/opt
+      ln -s squashfs/sbin /newroot/sbin
+      ln -s squashfs/srv /newroot/srv
+      ln -s squashfs/usr /newroot/usr
+
+      chroot /newroot /bin/cp -a \
+          /squashfs/dev /squashfs/home /squashfs/var \
+          /squashfs/etc /squashfs/root /
+
+      # Create empty utmp and wtmp
+      :> /newroot/var/run/utmp
+      :> /newroot/var/run/wtmp
+
+      [ "${init}" ] || init=/sbin/init
+      msg ":: Running init, runlevel:${runlevel}"
+      exec run-init /newroot ${init} ${runlevel}
+      exit 0
+   else
+      msg ":: Could not find compressed root filesystem. image; opening a command prompt."
+      /bin/sh.shared
+   fi
+done

platforms/installdvd/post.inc.sh

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+# livecd post script
+#
+# creates a fake installation aimed at producing a kernel image and initrd
+# for livecd boot
+
+# make initramfs
+
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux ] || mkdir -p $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux
+
+chroot $MOUNTDIR depmod -a ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+LANG=${LANGUAGE}_${COUNTRY} chroot $MOUNTDIR dracut \
+   --filesystems "ext3 ext4 unionfs squashfs isofs reiserfs reiser4" \
+   --nomdadmconf --nolvmconf \
+   /boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}
+
+# Note: isolinux requires 8.3 filenames
+cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img.gz \
+   $MOUNTDIR2/boot/initrmfs.gz
+
+cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/vmlinuz-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} \
+   $MOUNTDIR2/boot/vmlinuz
+
+# configure isolinux boot loader
+cat > $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.cfg << _EOF
+PROMPT 0
+TIMEOUT 20
+DEFAULT vesamenu.c32
+MENU TITLE ${buildinfo} (${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} kernel)
+MENU BACKGROUND openmamba.png
+MENU COLOR TITLE 1;32;49 #ff00993d #00000000 std
+
+LABEL kms
+MENU LABEL default
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789
+LABEL vga1024
+MENU LABEL VGA 1024x768 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=792 nomodeset
+LABEL vga800
+MENU LABEL VGA 800x600 (no modeset)
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 quiet splash vga=789 nomodeset
+LABEL debug
+MENU LABEL Debug mode
+ kernel /boot/vmlinuz
+ append initrd=/boot/initrmfs.gz root=live:LABEL=${MAKEDIST_TARGET}_${PLATFORM} ro selinux=0 rddebug rdshell
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL memtest
+ MENU LABEL Memory test
+ kernel memtest
+MENU SEPARATOR
+MENU SEPARATOR
+LABEL -
+ MENU LABEL $PRODUCT_NAME build:`date -R`
+ MENU DISABLE
+_EOF
+
+# install isolinux binary
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/isolinux.bin ||
+    { echo "Error: /usr/share/syslinux/isolinux.bin not found. Please install the syslinux package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# copy syslinux addons to final root /boot dir
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/syslinux/vesamenu.c32 $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/
+
+# install memtest
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin ] && cp $MOUNTDIR/boot/memtest.bin $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/memtest ||
+    { echo "Error: /boot/memtest.bin not found. Please install the memtest86 package.";
+      exit 1; }
+
+# copy static files for specific platform
+[ -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root ] && 
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+# copy localized static files for specific platform
+[ "$LANGUAGE" -a -e $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE ] &&
+   cp -a $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/root-$LANGUAGE/* $MOUNTDIR2/
+
+# add buildinfo
+buildinfo="`cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/openmamba-release` [$PRODUCT_NAME build:`date +%c`]"
+sed -i "s|%buildinfo%|$buildinfo|" $MOUNTDIR2/boot/isolinux/menu.txt
+
+echo "Adding binary packages from pkggroups.db..."
+. $LOCALSTATEDIR/.${MEDIA_NAMES[0]}.distinfo
+LANG=${LANGUAGE:0:2} . $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/openmamba/pkggroups.db
+
+#INSTALLED=(`echo "$INSTALLED"|sort|uniq`)
+#ALL_PKGS=(`echo "$ALL_PKGS"|sort|uniq`)
+#
+#unset SELECTED_PACKAGES
+#i=0
+#for p in ${ALL_PKGS[*]}; do
+#   while [[ ${INSTALLED[i]} < $p ]]; do
+##      SELECTED_PACKAGES="$SELECTED_PACKAGES ${INSTALLED[i]}"
+#      i=`expr $i + 1`
+#   done
+#   SELECTED_PACKAGES="$SELECTED_PACKAGES $p"
+#done
+
+add_binary_packages_to_repository $MOUNTDIR2/openmamba "$ALL_PKGS $EXTRA_PKGS" "$INSTALLED"
+echo "Generating APT database..."
+ln -s RPMS/$arch $MOUNTDIR2/openmamba/RPMS.$arch
+genbasedir $MOUNTDIR2/openmamba
+mkdir $MOUNTDIR2/.disk
+cat $MOUNTDIR/etc/openmamba-release > $MOUNTDIR2/.disk/info
+
+# Finally produce the media
+MOUNTDIR=$MOUNTDIR2 produce_media $MEDIA_NAME
+
+for i in $SUBPLATFORM; do
+   . $TARGETDIR/platforms/$i/settings.inc
+   CURR_MEDIA_NAME=`PLATFORM=$i media_name`
+   cat >> $LOCALSTATEDIR/.$MEDIA_NAME.inc.html << _EOF
+<br><p><b>Root target(s):</b>
+<div><table width="90%"><tr><td>
+_EOF
+   cat $LOCALSTATEDIR/.$CURR_MEDIA_NAME.inc.html >> \
+       $LOCALSTATEDIR/.$MEDIA_NAME.inc.html
+   echo "</td></tr></table></div>" >> $LOCALSTATEDIR/.$MEDIA_NAME.inc.html
+done
+
+exit 0

platforms/installdvd/pre.inc.sh

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+
+# produce livecd bootable ISO image
+MEDIA_NAMES=()
+DISTROMATIC_OPT=""
+for i in $SUBPLATFORM; do
+   . $TARGETDIR/platforms/$i/settings.inc
+   CURR_MEDIA_NAME=`PLATFORM=$i media_name`
+   MEDIA_NAMES=(${MEDIA_NAMES[*]} $CURR_MEDIA_NAME)
+
+   [ "$FORCE" = "1" -o ! -e "$LOCALSTATEDIR/$CURR_MEDIA_NAME" ] && {
+      makedist $MAKEDIST_TARGET PLATFORM=$i FORCE=1 DISTROMATIC=$DISTROMATIC_OPT || exit 1
+      DISTROMATIC_OPT="off"
+   }
+done
+
+[ "$PRODUCT_NAME_OVERRIDE" ] && PRODUCT_NAME=$PRODUCT_NAME_OVERRIDE
+
+[ "$PRODUCT_NAME" ] && \
+   MEDIA_NAME=`PLATFORM=$PRODUCT_NAME media_name` ||
+   MEDIA_NAME=`media_name`
+
+. $TARGETDIR/platforms/$PLATFORM/settings.inc
+
+echo "Creating bootable livecd..."
+[ "$MOUNTDIR" ] && rm -rf $MOUNTDIR/*
+[ "$MOUNTDIR2" ] && rm -rf $MOUNTDIR2/*
+
+#[ "$EXTRA_PACKAGES" ] && {
+#   echo "- installing repository with extra packages"
+#   add_packages_to_repository $MOUNTDIR/repositories/extras "$EXTRA_PACKAGES"
+#}
+
+echo "- installing ${MEDIA_NAMES[0]}"
+cp $LOCALSTATEDIR/${MEDIA_NAMES[0]} $MOUNTDIR2/rootfs.compressed
+echo "- generating MD5 sum for ${MEDIA_NAMES[0]}"
+md5sum $MOUNTDIR2/rootfs.compressed > $MOUNTDIR2/rootfs.compressed.MD5

platforms/installdvd/root-it/boot/isolinux/help.txt

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+
+ Menu' di avvio di openmamba
+ ===========================
+
+   1) Avvio con risoluzione 800x600 (scelta predefinita)
+   2) Avvio con risoluzione 1024x768
+   3) Avvio con risoluzione 1280x1024
+   1-freevideo, 2-freevideo, 3-freevideo) come 1,2,3 + driver video Open Source
+   8) Avvio in modalita' di debug
+   9) Esegue un test della memoria di sistema
+
+Digitare 1 o attendere 10 secondi per l'avvio automatico.
+
+E' possibile passare parametri extra al kernel. Ad esempio:
+boot: 1 debug=1 video=vesafb:off postplug=nosound,freevideo
+
+In caso di problemi all'avvio utilizzare la scelta 8 o le opzioni debug=1 e 
+video=vesafb:off per visualizzare su schermo i messaggi di sistema.
+
+NOTA: nella maggior parte dei casi basta premere INVIO per l'avvio predefinito.

platforms/installdvd/root-it/boot/isolinux/menu.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+
+ %buildinfo%
+
+ Menu' di avvio
+ ==============
+
+   F1) Aiuto
+
+ Premere INVIO o attendere 10 secondi per l'avvio in modalita' predefinita.
+

platforms/installdvd/root/boot/isolinux/help.txt

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+
+ openmamba CD boot menu
+ ======================
+ 
+   kms) Autodetect startup video mode (default choice)
+   vga1024) Force system startup at 1024x768 resolution
+   vga800) Force system startup at 1280x1024 resolution
+
+   debug) System startup in debug mode
+   memtest) Start a system memory benchmark
+   
+Please, enter your choice or wait 10 seconds to boot automatically.
+
+You can also pass some extra parameters to the kernel. For example:
+boot: kms debug=1 splash=off postplug=nosound,freevideo
+
+If you have trouble booting the system please use the choice 'debug' or the 
+debug=1 and splash=off options in order to see system messages.
+
+NOTE: In most cases you just need to hit ENTER to boot with default settings.

platforms/installdvd/root/boot/isolinux/menu.txt

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+
+ %buildinfo%
+ 
+ Boot menu
+ =========
+
+   F1) Help 
+
+ Please, press ENTER or wait 10 seconds to boot with default options.
+

platforms/installdvd/root/openmamba-installdvd/COPYING

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platforms/installdvd/root/openmamba-installdvd/INSTALL

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+openmamba livedvd - fixed disk installation instructions
+========================================================
+
+Instructions
+------------
+System installation on fixed disk is performed via the live system.
+
+1) boot from livecd and wait for the graphical desktop system to start
+2) click on the 'install' icon in the desktop

platforms/installdvd/root/openmamba-installdvd/README

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+openmamba installdvd
+====================
+
+openmamba installation DVD is a live release of the openmamba operating system
+that can immediately be used simply by booting or rebooting your computer
+with the CD in the reader.
+
+It provides an installation interface for system installation on fixed disk
+that let's you use openmamba while maintaining the operating system 
+pre-installed in your computer (e.g. Microsoft Windows).
+
+The installdvd also will install the base set of openmamba packages thus 
+providing a full installation without requiring a network connection.
+

platforms/installdvd/settings.inc

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+MEDIA=iso
+MULTITHREAD=1
+#DISTROMATIC=on
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+[ "$SUBPLATFORM" ] || { 
+   SUBPLATFORM="livecd-root"
+   PRODUCT_NAME="installdvd"
+}
+PRODUCT_NAME_OVERRIDE=installdvd
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-installdvd
+ROOTDEV=/dev/sda1
+ROOTFS=ext3
+APPLICATION_TARGET="BASE_PKGS OFFICE_PKGS MULTIMEDIA_PLAYERS_PKGS MULTIMEDIA_EDITING_PKGS INTERNET_PKGS GRAPHICS_PKGS GAMES_PKGS VIRTUALIZATION_PKGS"

platforms/livecd-gnome-root/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-gnome: \
+             openssh-server usbutils wireless_tools parted iputils file rootfiles \
+             ppp minicom xinetd chrony locales mc alsa-utils \
+             man-db curl zip unzip iptables iproute wpa_supplicant mtd-utils nfs-utils \
+             openssh-clients binutils telnet ftp debianutils diffutils bluez traceroute \
+             openmamba-devel timezone sudo openobex liblame expect prelink NetworkManager \
+             ModemManager cnetworkmanager network-manager-applet Mesa-tools \
+             x11vnc xorg-server xorg-drv-video-fbdev xorg-drv-input-evdev xorg-drv-input-keyboard \
+             xorg-drv-input-mouse xorg-drv-input-void \
+             xorg-drv-input-tslib xcursor-transparent-theme rpm smart chromium desktop-base-openmamba \
+             gdm gnome-session gnome-common gnome-control-center gnome-desktop gnome-desktop-sharp \
+             gnome-icon-theme gnome-keyring gnome-menus gnome-mime-data gnome-packagekit gnome-panel \
+             gnome-settings-daemon gnome-sharp gnome-terminal nautilus
+
+#kitchensync4 kontact4 kmail4 akregator4 kdeplasma-addons amarok
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-OpenOffice: libicu OpenOffice-Calc OpenOffice-Writer OpenOffice-Impress
+
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-gnome-root: \
+                  postplug-xorg postplug-sound \
+                  $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools msysklogd xorg-server \
+                  xorg-fonts-100dpi xorg-fonts-Type1 xorg-fonts-TTF \
+                  xorg-drv-input-synaptics xorg-apps-extra xterm \
+                  ttf-freefont liberation-fonts-ttf \
+                  gparted gag ntfs-3g libdvdcss \
+                  firefox compiz \
+                  macbook-tools livecd-tools \
+                  Mesa-tools driconf parted testdisk \
+                  compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins-main \
+                  compiz-fusion-plugins-extra samba-server \
+                  ndisgtk smart-gui laptop-mode-tools mambatray \
+                  $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-gnome
+
+# Localization targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-es:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-it:
+
+#OpenOffice-i18n-it

platforms/livecd-gnome-root/post.inc.sh

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+## don't activate some services
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rcsysinit.d/{S35hdparm,S30loadmodules,S40swap}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{S12random,S13sysinit,S20network,S44acpid,S55sshd}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{K00splash,K01acpid,K90random,K96swap,K97network,K97udev,K98localnet}
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+# change inittab so it opens tty root shells instead of asking for login
+#
+echo "Forcing \`inittab' to open tty root shells with no login..."
+sed -i 's,^\([1-3]\):.*,\1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --autologin root --loginprog /sbin/login.live --noclear tty\1,' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+sed -i '/^[4-6]:.*/d' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# configure for runlevel 5 boot
+sed -i "s|id:3\(:initdefault.*\)|id:5\1|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# configure GDM for autologin
+#
+#   sed -i 's|[#]*AutoLoginEnable=.*|AutoLoginEnable=true|' \
+
+# FIXME: ensure alternatives are correclty set
+chroot $MOUNTDIR update-alternatives-set-dri
+
+# don't stop msysklogd before halt/shutdown
+#
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc0.d/K93msysklogd
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc6.d/K93msysklogd
+
+# set timezone according to LANGUAGE (default is UTC)
+#
+case $LANGUAGE in
+   it) timezone=Europe/Rome ;;
+   es) timezone=Europe/Madrid ;;
+   *)  timezone=UTC ;;
+esac
+echo $timezone > $MOUNTDIR/etc/timezone
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone $MOUNTDIR/etc/localtime
+
+# enable CDROM autoeject on shutdown/reboot
+#
+sed -i -e '/^halt .*/i \
+/sbin/eject_cd.sh 2>&1 >/dev/null' $MOUNTDIR/etc/init.d/halt
+
+sed -i -e '/^reboot .*/i \
+/sbin/eject_cd.sh 2>&1 >/dev/null' $MOUNTDIR/etc/init.d/reboot
+
+# installer icon on root desktop 
+# FIXME: move this somewhere else
+mkdir -p $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-installer.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-bootrecover.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+
+# prebuild postplug sound CARDID_DB (with some ugly trick to make it work from chroot)
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] || ln -s ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+echo "SOUND_BUILD_CARDID_DB_ONLY=1 /etc/postplug/postplug.d/sound" >> $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+chroot $MOUNTDIR sh /tmp/sounddb.sh
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+[ -L $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] && rm $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+
+# remove unused initramfs generated by kernel
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img*
+
+# remove failsafe image to save space for livecd
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}-failsafe.img*
+
+prelink

platforms/livecd-gnome-root/root/openmamba-livecd/COPYING

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+                    GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+                       Version 3, 29 June 2007
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platforms/livecd-gnome-root/root/openmamba-livecd/INSTALL

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+openmamba livecd - hard disk installation instructions
+======================================================
+To install on hard disk use the openmamba installer.
+
+Boot from livecd and wait for the desktop to come out, then click
+on the "openmamba installer" icon to launch the installation wizard and
+follow the instructions.

platforms/livecd-gnome-root/root/openmamba-livecd/README

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+openmamba livecd
+================
+
+openmamba live CD is a live release of the openmamba operating system that
+can immediately be used simply by booting or rebooting your computer with
+the CD in the reader.
+
+It also provides an installation interface for system installation on fixed
+disk that let's you use openmamba while maintaining the operating system
+pre-installed in your computer (e.g. Microsoft Windows).
+
+It works on almost any Personal Computer: notebook, desktop and server.

platforms/livecd-gnome-root/root/openmamba-livecd/TODO

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+openmamba livecd
+================
+List of things to do in future releases:
+
+* desktop automatic login as user (not root)

platforms/livecd-gnome-root/settings.inc

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+PRODUCT_NAME=livecd-gnome
+MEDIA=squash_lzma
+MULTITHREAD=1
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-gnome
+ROOTDEV=
+ROOTFS=

platforms/livecd-light-root/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-light: openssh-server usbutils wireless_tools parted iputils file rootfiles \
+             ppp minicom xinetd chrony locales mc alsa-utils \
+             man-db curl zip unzip iptables iproute wpa_supplicant mtd-utils nfs-utils \
+             openssh-clients binutils telnet ftp debianutils diffutils bluez traceroute \
+             lxde openmamba-devel timezone sudo \
+             openobex liblame expect prelink NetworkManager ModemManager cnetworkmanager \
+             network-manager-applet Mesa-tools \
+             x11vnc xorg-server xorg-drv-video-fbdev xorg-drv-input-evdev xorg-drv-input-keyboard \
+             xorg-drv-input-mouse xorg-drv-input-void \
+             xorg-drv-input-tslib xcursor-transparent-theme rpm smart chromium desktop-base-openmamba
+
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-light-OpenOffice: libicu OpenOffice-Calc OpenOffice-Writer OpenOffice-Impress
+
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-light-root: \
+                  postplug-xorg postplug-sound \
+                  $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools msysklogd xorg-server \
+                  xorg-fonts-100dpi xorg-fonts-Type1 xorg-fonts-TTF \
+                  xorg-drv-input-synaptics xorg-apps-extra xterm \
+                  ttf-freefont liberation-fonts-ttf \
+                  gparted gag ntfs-3g libdvdcss \
+                  firefox compiz \
+                  macbook-tools livecd-tools \
+                  Mesa-tools driconf parted testdisk \
+                  compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins-main \
+                  compiz-fusion-plugins-extra samba-server \
+                  ndisgtk smart-gui cpufreqd mambatray \
+                  $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-light
+
+# Localization targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-es:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-it:

platforms/livecd-light-root/post.inc.sh

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+## don't activate some services
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rcsysinit.d/{S35hdparm,S30loadmodules,S40swap}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{S12random,S13sysinit,S20network,S44acpid,S55sshd}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{K00splash,K01acpid,K90random,K96swap,K97network,K97udev,K98localnet}
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+# change inittab so it opens tty root shells instead of asking for login
+#
+echo "Forcing \`inittab' to open tty root shells with no login..."
+sed -i 's,^\([1-3]\):.*,\1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --autologin root --loginprog /sbin/login.live --noclear tty\1,' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+sed -i '/^[4-6]:.*/d' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# configure for runlevel 5 boot
+sed -i "s|id:3\(:initdefault.*\)|id:5\1|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# configure LXDM for autologin
+#
+sed -i "s|# autologin.*|autologin=root|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf
+
+# FIXME: ensure alternatives are correclty set
+chroot $MOUNTDIR update-alternatives-set-dri
+
+# don't stop msysklogd before halt/shutdown
+#
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc0.d/K93msysklogd
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc6.d/K93msysklogd
+
+# set timezone according to LANGUAGE (default is UTC)
+#
+case $LANGUAGE in
+   it) timezone=Europe/Rome ;;
+   es) timezone=Europe/Madrid ;;
+   *)  timezone=UTC ;;
+esac
+echo $timezone > $MOUNTDIR/etc/timezone
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone $MOUNTDIR/etc/localtime
+
+# enable CDROM autoeject on shutdown/reboot
+#
+sed -i -e '/^halt .*/i \
+/sbin/eject_cd.sh 2>&1 >/dev/null' $MOUNTDIR/etc/init.d/halt
+
+sed -i -e '/^reboot .*/i \
+/sbin/eject_cd.sh 2>&1 >/dev/null' $MOUNTDIR/etc/init.d/reboot
+
+# installer icon on root desktop 
+# FIXME: move this somewhere else
+mkdir -p $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-installer.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-bootrecover.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+
+# prebuild postplug sound CARDID_DB (with some ugly trick to make it work from chroot)
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] || ln -s ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+echo "SOUND_BUILD_CARDID_DB_ONLY=1 /etc/postplug/postplug.d/sound" >> $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+chroot $MOUNTDIR sh /tmp/sounddb.sh
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+[ -L $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] && rm $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+
+# remove unused initramfs generated by kernel
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img*
+
+# remove failsafe image to save space for livecd
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}-failsafe.img*
+
+prelink

platforms/livecd-light-root/root/openmamba-livecd/COPYING

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platforms/livecd-light-root/root/openmamba-livecd/INSTALL

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+openmamba livecd - hard disk installation instructions
+======================================================
+To install on hard disk use the openmamba installer.
+
+Boot from livecd and wait for the desktop to come out, then click
+on the "openmamba installer" icon to launch the installation wizard and
+follow the instructions.

platforms/livecd-light-root/root/openmamba-livecd/README

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+openmamba livecd
+================
+
+openmamba live CD is a live release of the openmamba operating system that
+can immediately be used simply by booting or rebooting your computer with
+the CD in the reader.
+
+It also provides an installation interface for system installation on fixed
+disk that let's you use openmamba while maintaining the operating system
+pre-installed in your computer (e.g. Microsoft Windows).
+
+It works on almost any Personal Computer: notebook, desktop and server.

platforms/livecd-light-root/root/openmamba-livecd/TODO

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+openmamba livecd
+================
+List of things to do in future releases:
+
+* desktop automatic login as user (not root)

platforms/livecd-light-root/settings.inc

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+PRODUCT_NAME=livecd-light
+MEDIA=squash_lzma
+MULTITHREAD=1
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-light
+ROOTDEV=
+ROOTFS=

platforms/livecd-root/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-kde3: kdebase kmix \
+                       kppp krfb ksirc ark kcalc kdf kfloppy kgpg klaptop ksnapshot desktop-base-openmamba \
+                       kpdf kontact kmail akregator kitchensync knetworkconf kopete kdebluetooth smb4k knemo \
+                       amarok kaffeine
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-kde4: kppp4 krfb4 ksirk ark4 kcalc4 kdf4 kfloppy4 kgpg4 desktop-base-kde4 \
+                       ksnapshot4 okular desktop-base-kde4 kmix4 \
+                       kopete4 kdebluetooth4 smb4k juk4 lisa4 kwalletmanager4 \
+                       dragonplayer4 libqt4-sqlite kate
+#kitchensync4 kontact4 kmail4 akregator4 kdeplasma-addons amarok
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-OpenOffice: libicu OpenOffice-Calc OpenOffice-Writer OpenOffice-Impress
+
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root: \
+                  postplug-xorg postplug-sound \
+                  $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-commontools msysklogd xorg-server \
+                  xorg-fonts-100dpi xorg-fonts-Type1 xorg-fonts-TTF \
+                  xorg-drv-input-synaptics xorg-apps-extra xterm \
+                  ttf-freefont liberation-fonts-ttf \
+                  gparted gag ntfs-3g libdvdcss \
+                  firefox compiz \
+                  macbook-tools livecd-tools \
+                  Mesa-tools driconf parted testdisk \
+                  compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins-main \
+                  compiz-fusion-plugins-extra samba-server \
+                  ndisgtk smart-gui cpufreqd mambatray \
+                  $(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-kde4
+#                  gnome-device-manager
+#                  libopensync-plugin-syncml libopensync-plugin-google-calendar \
+#                  libopensync-plugin-gnokii libopensync-plugin-synce \
+#                  libopensync-plugin-moto libopensync-plugin-palm \
+#                  foomatic guarddog kpackage
+#                  frozen-bubble tuxracer 
+# Localization targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-en: \
+                  kde-l10n-en_GB
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-es: \
+                  kde-l10n-es firefox-i18n-es-ES
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-root-it: \
+                  kde-l10n-it firefox-i18n-it
+#OpenOffice-i18n-it
+# FIXME: add kdepim

platforms/livecd-root/post.inc.sh

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+## don't activate some services
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rcsysinit.d/{S35hdparm,S30loadmodules,S40swap}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{S12random,S13sysinit,S20network,S44acpid,S55sshd}
+#rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc*.d/{K00splash,K01acpid,K90random,K96swap,K97network,K97udev,K98localnet}
+
+# temporary workaround to disable nouveau driver in favour of nvidia proprietary until
+# it gets 3D support
+echo "blacklist nouveau" > $MOUNTDIR/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau.conf
+
+# change inittab so it opens tty root shells instead of asking for login
+#
+echo "Forcing \`inittab' to open tty root shells with no login..."
+sed -i 's,^\([1-3]\):.*,\1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty --autologin root --loginprog /sbin/login.live --noclear tty\1,' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+sed -i '/^[4-6]:.*/d' $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# configure for runlevel 5 boot
+sed -i "s|id:3\(:initdefault.*\)|id:5\1|" $MOUNTDIR/etc/inittab
+
+# configure KDM for autologin
+#
+if [ -e $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc ]; then
+   sed -i 's|[#]*AutoLoginEnable=.*|AutoLoginEnable=true|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+   sed -i 's|[#]*AutoReLogin=.*|AutoReLogin=true|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+   sed -i 's|[#]*AutoLoginUser=.*|AutoLoginUser=root|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+   sed -i 's|[#]*AllowRootLogin=.*|AllowRootLogin=true|' \
+      $MOUNTDIR/opt/kde/share/config/kdm/kdmrc
+fi
+
+# FIXME: ensure alternatives are correclty set
+chroot $MOUNTDIR update-alternatives-set-dri
+
+# don't stop msysklogd before halt/shutdown
+#
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc0.d/K93msysklogd
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/etc/rc6.d/K93msysklogd
+
+# set timezone according to LANGUAGE (default is UTC)
+#
+case $LANGUAGE in
+   it) timezone=Europe/Rome ;;
+   es) timezone=Europe/Madrid ;;
+   *)  timezone=UTC ;;
+esac
+echo $timezone > $MOUNTDIR/etc/timezone
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone $MOUNTDIR/etc/localtime
+
+# enable CDROM autoeject on shutdown/reboot
+#
+sed -i -e '/^halt .*/i \
+/sbin/eject_cd.sh 2>&1 >/dev/null' $MOUNTDIR/etc/init.d/halt
+
+sed -i -e '/^reboot .*/i \
+/sbin/eject_cd.sh 2>&1 >/dev/null' $MOUNTDIR/etc/init.d/reboot
+
+# installer icon on root desktop 
+# FIXME: move this somewhere else
+mkdir -p $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-installer.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+cp $MOUNTDIR/usr/share/applications/openmamba-bootrecover.desktop $MOUNTDIR/root/Desktop/
+
+# prebuild postplug sound CARDID_DB (with some ugly trick to make it work from chroot)
+[ -e $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] || ln -s ${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER} $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+echo "SOUND_BUILD_CARDID_DB_ONLY=1 /etc/postplug/postplug.d/sound" >> $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+chroot $MOUNTDIR sh /tmp/sounddb.sh
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/tmp/sounddb.sh
+[ -L $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r` ] && rm $MOUNTDIR/lib/modules/`uname -r`
+
+# remove unused initramfs generated by kernel
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}.img*
+
+# remove failsafe image to save space for livecd
+rm -f $MOUNTDIR/boot/initramfs-${KERNEL_MAJVER}${KERNEL_EXTRAVER}-failsafe.img*
+
+prelink

platforms/livecd-root/root/openmamba-livecd/COPYING

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+may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with
+the library.  If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General
+Public License instead of this License.  But first, please read
+<http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/why-not-lgpl.html>.

platforms/livecd-root/root/openmamba-livecd/INSTALL

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+openmamba livecd - hard disk installation instructions
+======================================================
+To install on hard disk use the openmamba installer.
+
+Boot from livecd and wait for the desktop to come out, then click
+on the "openmamba installer" icon to launch the installation wizard and
+follow the instructions.

platforms/livecd-root/root/openmamba-livecd/README

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+openmamba livecd
+================
+
+openmamba live CD is a live release of the openmamba operating system that
+can immediately be used simply by booting or rebooting your computer with
+the CD in the reader.
+
+It also provides an installation interface for system installation on fixed
+disk that let's you use openmamba while maintaining the operating system
+pre-installed in your computer (e.g. Microsoft Windows).
+
+It works on almost any Personal Computer: notebook, desktop and server.

platforms/livecd-root/root/openmamba-livecd/TODO

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+openmamba livecd
+================
+List of things to do in future releases:
+
+* desktop automatic login as user (not root)

platforms/livecd-root/settings.inc

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+PRODUCT_NAME=livecd
+MEDIA=squash_lzma
+MULTITHREAD=1
+
+KERNEL_EXTRAVER=mamba
+KERNEL_PLATFORM=""
+#KERNEL_ADDITIONAL="extramodules"
+
+TARGET_HOSTNAME=openmamba-livecd
+ROOTDEV=
+ROOTFS=

platforms/livecd/Makefile

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+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd: openmamba-release memtest86+ syslinux
+# Localized targets
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-en:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-it:
+$(MAKEDIST_TARGET)-livecd-es:

platforms/livecd/Makefile.defs

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+xorglibGL = libGL-Mesa-dri libGL-nvidia-X11 libGL-fglrx-X11
+kernelnvidia = kernel-mamba-nongpl-nvidia
+xorglibglx = xorg-ext-libglx xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia
+#xorg-ext-libglx-nvidia
+libGLcore.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+libnvidia-tls.so.1 = xorg-drv-video-nvidia
+#xorgdrvvideo = xorg-drv-video-base xorg-drv-video-amd xorg-drv-video-nsc xorg-drv-video-fglrx xorg-drv-video-nvidia

platforms/livecd/old/initramfs-include.sh

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+FOUND_ROOTFS=
+#RAMSIZE=256144 -o "size=${RAMSIZE}k"
+
+msg ":: Creating new root ramdisk (dinamic size=${RAMSIZE}k) on /dev/shm..."
+mkdir /newroot
+/bin/mount -t tmpfs /dev/shm /newroot
+
+mkdir /newroot/cdrom /newroot/squashfs
+
+#
+# findcdrom(): looks for cdrom devices and mounts them to detect compressed fs
+#
+findcdrom(){
+   msg ":: Looking for cdrom device(s)"
+
+   # try removable devices only
+   for i in /sys/block/*/removable; do
+      removable=`cat $i`      
+      if [ "$removable" = "1" ]; then
+         dev=${i%/removable}
+         dev=/dev/${dev#/sys/block/}
+         if mount -r -t iso9660 $dev /newroot/cdrom >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+            if test -r /newroot/cdrom/rootfs.compressed; then
+               msg ":: Compressed root filesystem found on $dev..."
+               FOUND_ROOTFS="$dev"
+               return 0
+   	    fi
+            umount /newroot/cdrom
+         fi
+      fi
+   done
+   return 1
+}
+
+#/sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Looking for cdrom device" --progress="4444"
+
+while true; do
+   findcdrom
+   if [ "$FOUND_ROOTFS" ]; then
+#      /sbin/splash_util -c repaint ${splash_add} -t default --mesg="Mounting compressed filesystem" --progress="5555"
+      msg ":: Mounting compressed filesystem"
+      /bin/losetup /dev/loop0 /newroot/cdrom/rootfs.compressed
+      mount -r -t squashfs /dev/loop0 /newroot/squashfs
+   
+      msg ":: Creating directories and symlinks on ramdisk..."
+   
+      mkdir -p \
+            /newroot/tmp /newroot/proc /newroot/sys \
+            /newroot/initrd /newroot/mnt /newroot/media \
+	    /newroot/oldroot
+
+      ln -s squashfs/bin /newroot/bin
+      ln -s squashfs/boot /newroot/boot
+      ln -s squashfs/lib /newroot/lib   
+      ln -s squashfs/opt /newroot/opt
+      ln -s squashfs/sbin /newroot/sbin
+      ln -s squashfs/srv /newroot/srv
+      ln -s squashfs/usr /newroot/usr
+
+      chroot /newroot /bin/cp -a \
+          /squashfs/dev /squashfs/home /squashfs/var \
+          /squashfs/etc /squashfs/root /
+
+      # Create empty utmp and wtmp
+      :> /newroot/var/run/utmp
+      :> /newroot/var/run/wtmp
+
+      [ "${init}" ] || init=/sbin/init
+      msg ":: Running init, runlevel:${runlevel}"
+      exec run-init /newroot ${init} ${runlevel}
+      exit 0
+   else
+      msg ":: Could not find compressed root filesystem. image; opening a command prompt."
+      /bin/sh.shared
+   fi
+done