[leaf-commits] src/bering-uclibc4/buildtool/tools/image/common leaf.cfg, NONE, 1.1 readme, NONE, 1.1

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	leaf.cfg readme 
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Initial commit of buildimage.pl

--- NEW FILE: readme ---
LEAF "Bering-uClibc" Firewall - {VERSION}

Bering-uClibc crew
Arne Bernin             <[email protected]> 
Eric Spakman            <[email protected]>
Luis Correia            <[email protected]>
KP Kirchdoerfer         <[email protected]>
Martin Hejl             <[email protected]>
Eric de Thouars         <[email protected]>
Andrew Denisenko        <[email protected]

Based on Bering built by the Bering crew 
Jacques Nilo    <[email protected]>
Eric Wolzak     <[email protected]>

Bering-uClibc instruction & user's guide at:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/pub/doc/guide/

{DATE}

--- NEW FILE: leaf.cfg ---
# This file is parsed as a shell script
# Kernel command line parameters are available as KCMD_<variable>
# ie: KCMD_LRP contains the LRP= portion of the kernel command line
# NOTE: For kernel command line settings that do not include an equals
# sign (ie: rw or similar), the variable is set to itself, allowing
# for easy testing (ie: KCMD_rw=rw).

# LRP and PKGPATH variables now support whitespace (space, tab, newline)
# as well as commas for seperators.

# Uncomment for more verbose execution.
#VERBOSE=1

# Other variables you might want to set in this file include:
# LRP		Packages to load
# PKGPATH	Device(s) to load packages from
# CONFIGDB	Configuration database
# MODDB		Modules database
# tmp_size	Size of /tmp ramdisk
# log_size	Size of /var/log ramdisk

# List of packages to load
LRP="{LRP}"

# Device(s) to load from
PKGPATH={PKGPATH}

# Experts only: the name of the config and modules databases can be changed
#   Choose a unique name
#CONFIFGDB=configdb
#MODDB=moddb

# RAM Disk partition sizes
log_size={LOG_SIZE}
tmp_size={TMP_SIZE}



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