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-autoslackpkg automates the use of slackpkg. The script expects to be run as
-the root user. It also expects specific modifications to blacklist,
+autoslackpkg automates the use of slackpkg. The script expects to be run
+as the root user. It also expects specific modifications to blacklist,
mkinitrd.conf, efi.conf & lilo.conf.
-The script maintains multiple kernels and manages EFI & LILO setups
-(not GRUB yet). The default boot kernel is changed to the most recent kernel.
-In the unlikely event the most recent kernel is not functioning properly the
-system can be rebooted with the previous kernel.
+The script maintains multiple kernels and manages EFI & LILO setups (not
+GRUB yet). The default boot kernel is changed to the most recent kernel.
+In the unlikely event the most recent kernel is not functioning properly
+the system can be rebooted with the previous kernel.
The script has a config file /etc/slackpkg/autoslackpkg.conf that sets
default variables. These variables can be changed based on unique system
@@ -15,21 +15,25 @@ The script requires options and arguments. To see usage help
run (autoslackpkg) without options or arguments. Usage help also is
displayed if there is a script option or argument error.
-When run with the -h option and a valid argument (autoslackpkg -h overview |
-blacklist | elilo | lilo | mkinitrd) the script provides help.
+When run with the -h option and a valid argument (autoslackpkg -h
+overview | blacklist | elilo | lilo | mkinitrd) the script provides
+help.
-When run with the -m option and a valid argument (autoslackpkg -m dialog |
-batch) the script runs in either dialog mode or batch mode. Dialog mode
-is a hands-on, interactive mode. Batch mode runs without user input.
+When run with the -m option and a valid argument (autoslackpkg -m dialog
+| batch) the script runs in either dialog mode or batch mode. Dialog
+mode is a hands-on, interactive mode. Batch mode runs without user
+input.
When run with the -s option (autoslackpkg -s update | install-new |
-upgrade-all | clean-system | install-kernel | remove-kernel | new-config)
-the script only runs a specific section of the overall script.
-
-The script runs in 2 Phases. If not installing a new kernel then autoslackpkg
-runs both Phase 1 & Phase 2 in succession. If a new kernel is installed then
-only Phase 1 is run & reboot is required. After reboot, rerun autoslackpkg
-then Phase 1 is skipped & only Phase 2 is run.
+upgrade-all | clean-system | install-kernel | remove-kernel |
+new-config) the script only runs a specific section of the overall
+script.
+
+The script runs in 2 Phases. If not installing a new kernel then
+autoslackpkg runs both Phase 1 & Phase 2 in succession. If a new kernel
+is installed then only Phase 1 is run & reboot is required. After
+reboot, rerun autoslackpkg then Phase 1 is skipped & only Phase 2 is
+run.
Phase 1 includes: