* New CVS snapshot.
- patches/build_neq_src.diff: Remove (merged).
+ * Fix debhelper files to ensure each package gets the right thing.
- -- Robert Millan <rmh@aybabtu.com> Mon, 7 May 2007 11:28:44 +0200
+ -- Robert Millan <rmh@aybabtu.com> Mon, 7 May 2007 21:41:01 +0200
grub2 (1.95+20070505.1-3) unstable; urgency=low
+++ /dev/null
-usr/bin
-usr/sbin
-usr/share/bug/grub
--- /dev/null
+usr/bin
+usr/sbin
+usr/share/bug/grub
+++ /dev/null
-build-tree/*/NEWS
-build-tree/*/README
-build-tree/*/TODO
--- /dev/null
+build-tree/*/NEWS
+build-tree/*/README
+build-tree/*/TODO
debian/grub-install usr/sbin
+debian/presubj usr/share/bug/grub
+debian/default etc
--- /dev/null
+debian/presubj usr/share/bug/grub
+debian/default etc
--- /dev/null
+debian/presubj usr/share/bug/grub
+debian/default etc
--- /dev/null
+Template: grub2/numbering_scheme_transition
+Type: note
+Description: GRUB 1.95 numbering scheme transition.
+ As of version 1.95, GRUB 2 has changed its numbering scheme. Partitions are
+ now counted starting from 1 rather than 0. This is to make it consistent with
+ device names of Linux and the other kernels used in Debian. For example, when
+ using Linux as the kernel, "(hd0,1)" refers to the same partition as the
+ /dev/sda1 device node.
+ .
+ Because of this, there's a chance your system becomes unbootable if
+ update-grub(8) is run before GRUB is updated, generating a grub.cfg file that
+ your installed GRUB won't yet be able to parse correctly. To ensure your
+ system will be able to boot, you have to:
+ .
+ - Reinstall GRUB (typicaly, by running grub-install).
+ - Rerun update-grub to generate a new grub.cfg.
+++ /dev/null
-debian/presubj usr/share/bug/grub
-debian/default etc
install/grub-pc install/grub-efi install/grub-of::
$(MAKE) -C $(subst install/,build/,$@) install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/$(subst install/,,$@)/
- cp debian/postinst.in debian/$(subst install/,,$@).postinst
+ for i in postinst docs dirs ; do \
+ cp debian/$$i.in debian/$(subst install/,,$@).$$i ; \
+ done
clean::
sed -e "s/@cpu@/$(grub_cpu)/g" < debian/README.Debian.in \
+++ /dev/null
-Template: grub2/numbering_scheme_transition
-Type: note
-Description: GRUB 1.95 numbering scheme transition.
- As of version 1.95, GRUB 2 has changed its numbering scheme. Partitions are
- now counted starting from 1 rather than 0. This is to make it consistent with
- device names of Linux and the other kernels used in Debian. For example, when
- using Linux as the kernel, "(hd0,1)" refers to the same partition as the
- /dev/sda1 device node.
- .
- Because of this, there's a chance your system becomes unbootable if
- update-grub(8) is run before GRUB is updated, generating a grub.cfg file that
- your installed GRUB won't yet be able to parse correctly. To ensure your
- system will be able to boot, you have to:
- .
- - Reinstall GRUB (typicaly, by running grub-install).
- - Rerun update-grub to generate a new grub.cfg.