Mark more strings for translation2009-03-02T15:12:40+00:00Christophe Fergeaucfergeau@mandriva.com2009-03-02T15:12:40+00:0000f581ab599e51745f764dd480dfb57498ce794d
Make the warning dialog when using a 64bit CD on a 32bit system translatable2009-03-02T15:12:35+00:00Christophe Fergeaucfergeau@mandriva.com2009-03-02T15:12:35+00:00612158620d4ef09ad6dc78e40d092e0cc6adf1a9
Don't warn if running a 32bit CD on a 64bit machine2009-03-02T15:12:32+00:00Christophe Fergeaucfergeau@mandriva.com2009-03-02T15:12:32+00:00bfe11e057b8ad6f19ef4b8b973d421af15dd2da1
Fix index of entry to boot passed to the bootloader, fixes bug #481502009-02-26T16:05:15+00:00Christophe Fergeaucfergeau@mandriva.com2009-02-26T16:05:15+00:00874095679362bbec9e90cb7f9d8ee988c9a49bf6
Version 4.1.19.22009-02-25T13:08:21+00:00Christophe Fergeaucfergeau@mandriva.com2009-02-25T13:08:21+00:005b7f5b1f2c1864811af3f742ea3293664f1c71c0
Rename 'languages' to 'lang'2009-02-25T13:05:57+00:00Christophe Fergeaucfergeau@mandriva.com2009-02-25T13:05:57+00:00da4f71b1f1b3a2bfce8114472e08f84182472c7d
The list of languages available to the gfxboot menu is stored in a file
which used to be called "languages". However, when using isolinux this
file can't be found because its name is too long (9 chars). Renaming it
to langs fixes that problem
The list of languages available to the gfxboot menu is stored in a file
which used to be called "languages". However, when using isolinux this
file can't be found because its name is too long (9 chars). Renaming it
to langs fixes that problem