# Mindi configuration file
#
# $Id$
#
# We tried to give sensible defaults in this file.
# Changing some values may render mindi instable
# or cause failures. Use with care.

#
# Extra space for Ram disk
#
mindi_extra_space=24576

#
# Size of the boot image for ia64
#
mindi_ia64_boot_size=8192

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# deplist directory
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mindi_deplist_dir="/etc/mindi/deplist.d"

#
# Write boot floppies (yes|no) ?
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mindi_write_boot_floppy="no"

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# Force dual floppies ?
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mindi_dual_floppies="no"

#
# Write mindi CD (yes|no) ?
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mindi_write_cd="no"

#
# Images creation dir
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mindi_images_dir="/var/cache/mindi"

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# Temporary directory
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mindi_tmp_dir="/tmp"

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# Floppy Disk Device
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mindi_fd_device="/dev/fd0"

#
# Additional Boot Parameters
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mindi_boot_params="acpi=off apm=off devfs=nomount exec-shield=0 noresume selinux=0 barrier=off"

# TBC
#  
# Kernel to use (NATIVE|FAILSAFE|PATH TO THE KERNEL)
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mindi_kernel="NATIVE"
#mindi_kernel="/boot/vmlinuz.special"

# TBC
#  
#
# Additinal modules to support 
# (white space separated list of modules)
#
mindi_additional_modules=""

# TBC
#  
#
# Boot loader to use
# (GRUB|ELILO|LILO|RAW|NATIVE)
#
mindi_boot_loader="NATIVE"

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# Location of the fstab file
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mindi_etc_fstab="/etc/fstab"

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# Location of the logfile
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mindi_log_file="/var/log/mindi.log"

#
# Interactive mode (yes|no)
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mindi_interactive="no"

#
# Boot message shown during media boot
#
mindi_boot_msg="\
To format and restore all files automatically, type 'nuke' <enter>.\n\
To restore some/all files interactively, type 'interactive' <enter>.\n\
To compare the archives with your filesystem, type 'compare' <enter>.\n\
To boot to a command-line prompt (expert mode), type 'expert' <enter>.\n\
You may add one or more of the following parameters as well:-\n\n\
		donteject - mondorestore will not eject the CD; this is useful if, for\n\
		            instance, your PC's case has a concealed CD-ROM drive\n\
		noresize  - your mountlist will not be adjusted to use your unallocated\n\
		            hard disk space\n\
		textonly  - do not call any Newt library routines; this is unattractive\n\
		            but valuable if you find your Newt library has bugs in it\n\n\
e.g. Type 'nuke donteject textonly' if you have an unstable Newt library and \n\
a PC whose CD-ROM drive tray would be damaged if it unexpectedly ejected.\n\
"