Andreas I see that openssh is there, good. Having that gives the ability to do a lot of things remotely if networking is included (Which looks as if it is as dhcpcd is there) However one thing I see missing, it could however be in things like coreutils, is an editor. Not wanting to start a flame war but vi, emacs, pico, nano etc. My definition of base system (minimum system) would also be the hardware it runs on. Minimum memory, graphics/text display etc. When constructing a minimum/base system this could be taken into consideration when choosing pieces to be included or not. Jim On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 11:47 +0100, Andreas Jaeger wrote:
Here's my current list - but it depends on the definition that we have. Since I'm not sure whether we have consensus I didn't want to share it with you. The list does not contain YaST modules, they are in a different list - and that one needs further time to clean up. The next factory sync will contain my current lists as well.
Note that in most cases I omitted dependencies, so e.g. glibc in the list below could be removed since it's required by others. grep is not in the list but required by aaa_base.
aaa_base aaa_skel bash bzip2 coreutils cpio dbus-1 dhcpcd e2fsprogs filesystem fillup glibc gzip hwinfo insserv #if !defined(__s390__) kbd #endif klogd ksymoops logrotate mingetty mkinitrd module-init-tools net-tools netcfg openssh pam pam-modules procps pwdutils rpm sed openSUSE-release suse-build-key sysconfig syslog-ng sysvinit tar util-linux
#ifdef __ia64__ elilo efibootmgr ia32el #endif #if defined(__i386__) || defined (__x86_64__) grub #endif #ifdef __powerpc__ lilo #endif
If you think that something should be removed or added, let's discuss it - and explain your definition of base,
Andreas -- Jim Pye
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