Prompt user for all installations and make a setup.conf file #382
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Can you please clean this up and resolve the conflicts? Also, please add a .gitignore for the created setup.conf file. |
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@jakeday Should be fixed up now. I went through and added questions for the new setup.sh stuff. |
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@jakeday I've updated the code to only save the answers for questions that you already ask so |
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At the last,it notice me Not setting clock, Not downloading last est kernel and let me reboot |
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I am sorry,I tmp y replace yes ....I am fool |
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These are some changes I made to the setup.sh file so it will prompt for all of the installations and also saves a setup.conf file so the next time you run it you can easily select the same options (for installing new kernels or updates from the repo). It also checks if the running kernel is the same as the latest and prompts the user if it should be redownloaded and reinstalled.
I added these as I was tired of trying to remember all the options I had selected when debugging why rotation was failing after installing using the script.