# http://www.phys.ethz.ch/~franklin/Projects/dphys2/dphys2
#   - configuration for dphys2[root|rescue@cd|pxe] and dbootstrap
#     some fields transfered by dbootstrap into lilo.conf and debconf-preload
# copyright ETH Zuerich Physics Departement,
#   use under either BSD or GPL license
# author Neil Franklin, last modification 2004.10.14


# *** WARNING ***
# this file should be  chmod 600  because it contains LILO and root password!


# --- server to get our original Debian files from and later apt-get from

# base URL from which all Debian stuff can be downloaded
#CONF_DEBSERVER=http://ftp.debian.org/debian


# --- which kernel images and modules drivers archive version to get

# are we using an 2.2 or 2.4 style kernel
#   if Debian kernels, this selects whether standard 2.2.20 or bf24 2.4.18
#   if own kernels, this determines which Debian .config to use as base
#     if no own config is provided in CONF_KERNEL_CONFIG
#   so set this allways, if using or making an 2.4 kernel, instead of 2.2
#CONF_KERNEL_24=no

# use this to select an own (2.2 or 2.4) kernel source, to self compile
#   only needed if making own kernel
#CONF_KERNEL_OWN=""

# and take this kernel .config to use, for the self compile
#   if not set, extract .config File from Debian rescue floppy image
#   only may be needed if making own kernel
# your kernel config is NOT ALLOWED to have in it:
#   - devfs (CONFIG_DEVFS_FS), as old style /dev/* names are used and needed
# your kernel config MUST HAVE COMPILED IN in it (= not as modules):
#   - floppy device (CONFIG_BLK_DEV_FD), for reading 2nd/root floppy
#     (only needed if you are going to make boot floppies)
#   - loopback devide (CONFIG_BLK_DEV_LOOP), for getting kernel from resc image
#   - RAM disk device (CONFIG_BLK_DEV_RAM), for root filesystem while install
#   - initrd support (CONFIG_BLK_DEV_INITRD), for loading root filesys
#     (only needed if you are going to make an boot CD)
#   - FAT filesystem (CONFIG_FAT_FS + CONFIG_MSDOS_FS), for extracting kernel
#CONF_KERNEL_CONFIG=""


# --- uploading dphys2 generated rescue image and drivers archive

# server where we upload our compiled floppy images and driver archives to
#CONF_INST_SERVER=not-configured-server

# user as which we login to above server
#CONF_USER=not-configured-user

# make sure multiple users (group of them) can install files on package server
#   if this is set,  chgrp  directories and files to this group and  chmod g+w
#CONF_GROUP=""

# base directory on server where we put our floppy images and driver archives
#   this is the base directory for adding dists/woody/local/<section>/*/*/*.deb
#     paralleling Debians use dists/woody/main/<section>/*/* on their servers
#     and so should appear in the http:// space of the server
#   dphys2rescue -u  and  dphys2root -u  upload everything relative to this
#CONF_INST_BASE=/not/configured/directory


# --- fetching dphys2 generated rescue image and drivers archive

# base URL from which the dphys2 rescue root and drivers can be fetched
#   used for generating the URLs. to access our packages web server
#   the end result should parallel the scp login@server:/basedir above
#CONF_OWNSERVER=http://not-configured-server/not/configured/directory

# this is the directory to use, within dists/woody/local/main/disks-i386 tree
#   vary this for multiple sets of rescue images and drivers archives
#   naming schemes maybe by subnets, or by kernel options, or by compiling user
#CONF_DISKSVERSION=custom


# --- "Configure the Keyboard" menu

# what keyboard layout you use
#   filename is relative to /usr/share/keymaps/ and without the .kmap.gz ending
#CONF_KEYBD=i386/qwerty/us


# --- "Partition a Hard Disk" menu

# where we want our final system on the target system to be installed on to
#   if empty, try to auto-select, use /dev/hda if existant, else /dev/sda
#     so most people can leave this unset as it is
# if above fails, set an specific disk by hand
#   you will need CONF_DISK=/dev/hd<n> or sd<n>, usually <n> = a
#CONF_DISK=""

# use this to force DMA usage on some stupid hd<n> disk drives
#CONF_DISK_IDEDMA=no

# amount of disk to use for the swap partition, if wanted, in MBytes
#   set to 0 or "", will make no partition and disable its use
# this defaults to off, because we use swap files around here
#   as they are more flexible, auto-resizable, and not relevantly slower
#   to autogenerate/mount/umount swapfiles install the dphys-swapfile package:
#     http://www.phys.ethz.ch/~franklin/Projects/dphys-swapfile/
#CONF_SWAP_SIZE=0


# ---"Configure Device Driver Modules" menu

# what net drivers we want included in our install root floppy drivers archive
#   net is needed to install from, to fetch files
#   this can be left empty if needed drivers are compiled into kernel
#CONF_MODULESNET=""


# --- "Configure the Network" menu

# what network interface we are using, most people can leave this as it is
#CONF_IF=eth0

# use DHCP to get IP-addr/netmask/network/broadcast/gateway/nameservers
#   to use static IP config, set this to "no"
#CONF_DHCP=yes

# site specific network stuff
#   only needed if *no* DHCP is being used
#CONF_DOMAIN=not-configured-domain
#CONF_NAMESERVER1=not-configured-server
#CONF_NAMESERVER2=""
#CONF_NAMESERVER3=""
#CONF_NAMESERVER4=""

# subnet specific network stuff
#   only needed if *no* DHCP is being used
# for each subnet generate its own(!) replacement root floppy
#   you are advised to write on the floppy "replacement root <net-IP>/<size>"
#CONF_NETMASK=not-configured-netmask
#CONF_NETWORK=not-configured-network
#CONF_GATEWAY=not-configured-gateway
#CONF_BROADCAST=not-configured-broadcast


# --- "Make System Bootable" menu

# *** WARNING ***
# this file should be  chmod 600  because it contains LILO and root password!
#   ensure it stays that way when you edit it!

# if you don't want an LILO password, comment out the next line
#   of course this is _not_ the password we actually use, not even similar :-)
#CONF_PASSWORD_LILO=""


# --- debconf preloading for 2nd boot stage
# this replaces the various config menues after rebooting
# the 2 digit numbers are from the scripts run by base-config

# debconf-preload - 15tzconfig - timezone stuff
# where we are
#   directoryname and filename relative to /usr/share/zoneinfo/
#CONF_TIMEZONE_AREA=not-configured-area
#CONF_TIMEZONE_PLACE=not-configured-place

# debconf-preload - 20passwd - password setup stuff
# security as we like it
#CONF_PASSWORD_MD5=yes
#CONF_PASSWORD_SHADOW=yes
# we assume that many will use twice the same password
#   enable this for actual use, else it will stay set to the default
#CONF_PASSWORD_ROOT=${CONF_PASSWORD_LILO}

# debconf-preload - 25pcmcia - PCMCIA remove stuff
# remove PCMCIA support if not a notebook
# change this to CONF_REMOVE_PCMCIA=false if you want to keep it
#CONF_PCMCIA_REMOVE=yes

# debconf-preload - 40apt-setup - apt config what stuff we use
# what additional package types we want to use, main is allways in
#   use packages that are not strictly by the GPL religion
#CONF_USE_CONTRIB=yes
#CONF_USE_NON_FREE=yes
#   use new packages being added to woody, for next dot release
#CONF_USE_PROPOSED=yes

# debconf-preload - 40apt-setup - apt set non-US and security package servers
#   we use our own local mirror here, the same server as for normal packages
#     works for exeryone, so save us time reconfiguring for tests
# add non-US if wanted
#CONF_DEBSERVER_NON_US=http://non-us.debian.org/debian-non-US
# add security if wanted
#CONF_DEBSERVER_SECURITY=http://security.debian.org/


# --- fix up debconf for no questions
# this is not part of the normal Debian installation process

# prevent questions while installing packages from woody-proposed-updates
#   this is also then active later when installing random stuff
#   install everything with maintainers defaults, then fix up with own scripts
#CONF_SILENCE_DEBCONF=yes


# --- run a user script (or binary) at end of first install stage
# this is not part of the normal Debian installation process

# automagically run this script (or binary) at end of first install stage
#   use with script filename like this: CONF_ENDFIRSTRUN=endfirstrun
# this may generate base-config scripts to run at end of second install stage
#   see example files endfirstrun.simple or endfirstrun.dphys-admin for how to
#CONF_ENDFIRSTRUN=""


# --- disks to install generated rescue, root or .iso images to

# install floppy drive, where our generated rescue or root image goes
#   this should be the drive on the install generating system, not on target(s)
#   most people can leave this as it is
#CONF_INST_FLOPPY=/dev/fd0

# install CD drive, where our generated .iso image goes
#   this should be the drive on the install generating system, not on target(s)
# this line contains the drive ID and whatever options the drive needs
#   config for no burnproof and CD-R (no blank=fast):
#     CONF_INST_CD=dev=0,0,0
#   config for burnproof and CD-RW (blank=fast):
#     CONF_INST_CD="-driveropts=burnfree blank=fast dev=0,0,0"
#CONF_INST_CD=dev=0,0,0

# install directory for PXE, where our generated files go
#   we upload via ssh/scp, as this is most likely available on boot servers
#     so this line needs to be format for an scp login@server:/basedir
#CONF_INST_PXE=not-configured-user@not-configured-server:/not/configured

# make sure multiple users (group of them) can install files on boot server
#   if this is set,  chgrp  files to this group and  chmod g+w
#CONF_INST_GROUP=""