This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
PCISNIFER - which versions to snag of PCI Sniffer - really this is either latest, all or undefined as there is only one version
seemingly present at any given time
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
NTPASSWORD - which versions to snag of NT Password Recovery - really this is either latest, all or undefined - you can define specific versions if you wish but it's a bit pointless
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
TOMSRTBT - which versions to snag of toms root boot - really this is either latest, all or undefined
Also includes a couple of small cleanups with respect to doing a make clean.
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
SUPERGRUBDISK - which versions to snag of super grub disk - really this is either latest, all or undefined
Also includes a couple of small cleanups with respect to doing a make clean.
This adds the pieces needs for memory testers to work in the makefile system
CONFIG:
MEMTEST86PLUS - which versions to snag of memtest86+
MEMTEST86 - which versions to snag of memtest
these are actually more just defined or undefined right now, as they snag the latest (who needs more than one version of a specific memory tester?)
memory_testers/Makefile:
Full makefile overhaul, includes switches for the two, now, supported memorytesters.
This fixes the problem where CONFIG was getting forcibly set to be a static value. This change allows for a custom configuration file to be properly used.
/Makefile:
- Cleanups so that there's a unified target for everything, everything is treated as an equal
- Add CONFIG directive
- Add DIRS (note most are disabled for now, focusing on installers. Will re-enable as they get reworked)
- Add creation of the configfile
installers/Makefile:
- Generalize the target (same as the root)
- Add detection that if CENTOS is defined, to create it
This is a basic step forward in the Makefile system, aquire the Syslinux and stash it for later use. This will get more important later when we want to have PXE Knife make it's own ISOs and maintain itself. However for now it's a basic step in the Makefile process.
