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'miscellaneous' => { |
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'numlock' => 1, |
'HDPARM' => 1, |
'http_proxy' => undef, |
'ftp_proxy' => undef, |
'track_network_id' => undef |
}, |
Descriptions:
'numlock' - if present, causes the numlock package to be installed. Whether it is set to 1 or 0 does not matter, the numlock service will be started with the result that keyboards' NumLock will be turned on after boot up. If you want it off after boot up, then you will have to create a services list which specifically excludes numlock (see the 'services' option ).
'HDPARM' - if present, then forces the 'perImageAppend', used by the bootloader, to have ALL IDE controllers set for auto tune (eg. ide0=autotune ide1=autotune).
'http_proxy' - if used, then it is set to the URL and port for the http proxy server.
'ftp_proxy' - if used, then it is set to the URL and port for the ftp proxy server.
'track_network_id' - if used, then it allows you to enable (1) or disable (0) the ethernet interface hardware address (ethernet hardware address) tracking. It is useful for Laptops where the interface card can be removed/replaced under varying circumstances.
If you have specified entries for the 'http_proxy' or 'ftp_proxy' options, DrakX places them in two files: /etc/profile.d/proxy.sh and /etc/profile.d/proxy.csh.
NOTE: The option 'CLEAN_TMP' has been removed, but you can still have the startup scripts clean the /tmp directory by adding CLEAN_TMP=1 to the /etc/sysconfig/system file.
Related Option Entries:
default_packages, bootloader, intf, services.
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