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+2001/04/05 Pixel <pixel@mandrakesoft.com>
+
+ * install_steps_gtk.pm (choosePackagesTree): invert the meaning of 'Show
+ automatically selected
+ packages' to go along with the new description
+
+ * Xconfigurator.pm (write_XF86Config): try to have $_ interpreted
+ (otherwise you get things like ``InputDevice "Stylus$_" "AlwaysCore"'')
+
+ * install_any.pm (kernelVersion): fix enormous stupid typo
+ - move report_bug in install_any
+ - g_auto_install generates the auto_inst.cfg string without output'ing
+ it
+
+ * install_steps.pm (exitInstall): oups, report_bug is no more in
+ commands::
+ (configureXBefore): fix the xkb verification (was broken for things like
+ ``de(nodeadkeys)'')
+ - move report_bug in install_any
+ - g_auto_install generates the auto_inst.cfg string without output'ing
+ it
+
+ * any.pm: ask for autologin
+
+ * fs.pm (format_reiserfs): quietly format reiserfs
+
+ * commands.pm:
+ - move report_bug in install_any
+ - g_auto_install generates the auto_inst.cfg string without output'ing
+ it
+
+ * install_steps_interactive.pm: ask for autologin
+ (generateAutoInstFloppy): do not use $o->{pcmcia} to know if pcmcia.img
+ was used. Better have a look at /proc/cmdline
+ - move report_bug in install_any
+ - g_auto_install generates the auto_inst.cfg string without output'ing
+ it
+
+ * share/rpmsrate:
+ - add ldetect
+ - the default Aurora chose is the categorizing one
+
+2001/04/05 siegel
+
+ * share/po/de.po: fixed typo
+
+2001/04/05 yduret
+
+ * bootlook.pm: fix pablo mess
+ install autolgin just if we want to autolog :)
+
2001/04/05 dam's <damien@mandrakesoft.com>
* ChangeLog, bootloader.pm: readded passwd. Must verify that it's secure