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DVD/BD installation images
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the installer', but simply on user's choice)
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also contains content for powerpc (and it may contain content for arm64 in the future too). So move content to its own file graphical.xml. (Content was conditioned for the respective arch already.)
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for those, who have no graphical installer. Fixed condition.
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the conditions. And since the graphical installer is the default for amd64 and i386 now, I moved some related info to the top of 'How the installer works' chapter, instead of having it hidden somewhere in the middle.
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in pkgsel 0.69
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network-console. A netinst installation is also working via network.
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And use an xref pointing at the section added in the previous commit.
v2: Apply suggestion by Holger Wansing, thanks!
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Start by mentioning a few workarounds that might help log in into the
installed system: nomodeset & Ctrl-Alt-F2.
Document how to use isenkram-cli to automate firmware installation (and
mention what happens so that users are taken by surprise).
Finally, set an `id` for this new subsection so that it can be linked to
directly.
v2: Apply suggestions by Holger Wansing, thanks!
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Closes: #987701
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With serial line installs are two serial ports involved. The serial port at operators end
and the serial port at the install target. Both can be considered "your serial port".
Now clearly stated which serial port is meant.
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(most) translations
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translations
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State that the minimum CPU type is z196 (as defined by gcc) and
remove note around IBM's development stream, which requires to
be updated in lockstep with updates of s390-tools.
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