The generated profile requires the BRANCH variable, which is not
set.

These variables are used in scripts.d/03-genbasedir, but are not
assigned anywhere.

A different set of boot arguments should be used for Rescue.
But this was not done in e2k before, because on the one hand
it was easier in the case of the generator, and on the other
hand there was no need for it as plymouth was disabled there.
The need arose after enabling plymouth on e2k and combining
altinst, live and rescue functionality in one squashfs.
We need to turn off plymouth for rescue images with
'nosplash' boot argument.

Needed a text editor to edit basic text files.
Link: https://altlinux.space/antohami/mkimage-profiles/pulls/2

Request-by: bircoph@

To build an image with a different kernel, you can use the KFLAFOURS
variable.

Package libzmalloc removed from Sisyphus.

Package removed from Sisyphus, p11.

livecd-net-eth now ignores eth* interfaces.

Package removed from Sisyphus.
Link: https://git.altlinux.org/tasks/archive/done/_371/380808/

...for stray debian-based hosts with sh being buggy dash.

Suggested-by: Sergey Shishkin (celcion)

May not boot at all if there is no serial console.

Obsoletes by localsearch.
nautilus required localsearch.
That's why it's only needed in p10.

Obsoletes by localsearch.
nautilus required localsearch.

Now it's an adaptive mobile-auth application and nothing more.

I leave the usual behavior for Regulars.

Request by Mikhail Efremov sem@.

a little preparation for making images without gnome applications.

Default fonts for gnome-console.

Since of not adaptive and no group policy management required on
the device itself.

Don't need to run the alterator anymore. Instead, use the app
mobile-auth.

To use them separately. For example, on distributions that do not
require live.

We do not enable the serial port in grub itself for non-x86 architectures,
since console and serial are loaded in them. There is no need to
specifically enable serial.
It is still possible to override the serial connection of grub itself
in the initial grub config.

Removed from Sisyphus.