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Tim Rightnour | 1 May 2008 21:44
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Saving space on install media (/etc/protocols)


I am once again trying to squeeze out a few bytes here and there in my attempt
to fit the prep image on a floppy.  I've noticed that we ship a condensed
version of /etc/services to save space.  I've also noticed that /etc/protocols
is about 20k.  Do we need all of those protocols in there to operate sysinst?

Can we cut that down and do the same thing? What protocols entries do we
actually need?  My initial guess would be icmp/igmp/ggp/ip/tcp/udp/rdp, some of
the ipv6 stuff.

In the very least, we could get rid of the big pile of comments at the bottom.

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Tim Rightnour <root <at> garbled.net>
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Zach Wegner | 29 May 2008 08:24
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[GSOC 2008] Update on "install-tool"

Hello everyone,

Context note: this is about my Google Summer of Code project for
sysinst. Read more here:
http://netbsd-soc.sourceforge.net/projects/install-tool/ and
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-install/2008/04/25/msg000008.html

Anyways... time has come to get cracking on my project. Sorry for not
being too "involved" during the Community Involvement Period, I was
pretty tied up with school and working 60 hrs/wk. But I have a whole
bunch of time to concentrate now, and for the past few days my mentor
and I have been refining my modus operandi.

Sysinst will become separated into three parts: sysinst_f, sysinst_b,
sysinst_lib. Sysinst_f and sysinst_b are the front and back end
respectively (if you can think of better names, please say something).
Sysinst_lib is the library for common code that they share, as well as
the parser for the configuration files. This is so that there is no
code duplication, and so that the file format is transparent to the
front and back end. It also allows a library with a standard API so
that anyone can create a new front end or back end. I don't anticipate
the library needing any MD code, but it's possible. I plan on using
yacc for the parser.

The sysinst.conf format has been greatly revised. It is based on the
original one, but with syntax that is more flexible and complete. I
think it is pretty easy to read/understand, but if anyone gets
confused let me know. After all, it's meant to be used by you. :) You
can see the latest draft through the SF CVS browser:
http://netbsd-soc.cvs.sourceforge.net/netbsd-soc/install-tool/sysinst.conf?view=log
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