# Filename:      /etc/debootstrap/config
# Purpose:       configuration file for grml-debootstrap
# Authors:       grml-team (grml.org), (c) Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org>
# Bug-Reports:   see http://grml.org/bugs/
# License:       This file is licensed under the GPL v2.
# Latest change: Sam Nov 18 10:32:30 CET 2006 [mika]
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# Important: you definitely have to adjust the following variables!
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## The most important question: target of the new Debian system
## Where should Debian be installed to?
#
# Usually you want to use a partition. If you specify a string *without* /dev/
# in the beginning, grml-debootstrap assumes you want to install Debian into a
# directory. If so then MKFS, TUNE2FS, GRUB, GROOT and FSCK won't apply, no
# matter of the configuration variables. Make sure the TARGET-directory is on a
# partition with present dev and exec mount options.
#
# usage examples:
# TARGET='/dev/hda1'
# TARGET='/mnt/grml'
TARGET=''

## Do you want to install grub? Then adjust the variables GRUB and GROOT.
## If you do not set the variables grub will not be installed.
# Where do you want to install grub to? Use grub syntax for specifying
# hints:  hd0,0 is the first partition on the first disk
#         hd0   is the MBR of the first disk
# usage example:
# GRUB='hd0'
GRUB=''

# specify root device for usage in grub (corresponds with $TARGET)
# notice: if you install Debian for example to /dev/hda1 use hd0,0
#         hd0,0 is the first partition on the first disk
#         hd0   is the MBR of the first disk
# usage example:
# GROOT='hd0,0'
GROOT=''

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# Now the variables you might want to adjust, but need not to...

# set mirror where debootstrap should download packages from
MIRROR='ftp://ftp.debian.de/debian'

# specify entry which should be used for /etc/apt/sources.list,
# if empty then any existing /etc/apt/sources.list will be taken
CHROOTMIRROR='ftp://ftp.debian.de/debian'

# add grml repository to /etc/apt/sources.list
# if empty then the repository won't be added (notice: in testing phase)
# GRMLREPOS='yes'

# install packages from grml-pool? requires activated $GRMLREPOS from above
# if empty nothing will be added (notice: in testing phase)
# GRMLPACKAGES='grml-etc-core'

# release (which Debian version should be installed)
# supported values: sarge etch sid
RELEASE='etch'

# architecture (not yet officially supported by grml-debootstrap, work in progress)
# if unset the default (i386) will be taken
# notice: installing an amd64 system requires a 64bit kernel
#         do not forget to adjust $KERNEL for selected architecture as well
# ARCH='amd64'

# hostname of new system
HOSTNAME='grml'

# kernel version which should be installed
# do not forget to adjust according to architecture, for example
# use 2.6-686 for i386 and 2.6-amd64 for amd64
KERNEL='2.6-686'

# name of debootstrap executable
# supported values: debootstrap cdebootstrap
DEBOOTSTRAP='debootstrap'

# install packages defined in /etc/debootstrap/packages?
PACKAGES='yes'

# place of config files for debootstrap
CONFFILES='/etc/debootstrap/'

# mount point where chroot actions should take place
MNTPOINT='/mnt/test'

# executable which should be run on $TARGET
# unset it if you do not want to use it
MKFS='mkfs.ext3'

# deactivate automatic filesystem check on $TARGET?
# unset it if you do not want to use it
TUNE2FS='tune2fs -c0 -i0'

# check filesystem when chroot stuff finished?
FSCK='yes'

# which tool should be used for fsck? if unset the tool will be guesst based on $MKFS
# FSCKTOOL=''

# which packages do you want do dpkg-reconfigure?
RECONFIGURE='locales console-data'

# use /etc/debootstrap/locale.gen for configuration of locales?
LOCALES='yes'

# use /usr/share/zoneinfo/$TIMEZONE for /etc/localtime
TIMEZONE='Europe/Vienna'

# generate initrd via update-initramfs?
# notice: won't do anything when release is sarge as update-initramfs does not exist there
INITRD='yes'

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