> +class MultibootLinuxBootLoaderImage(LinuxBootLoaderImage):
> + def __init__(self, device=None, label=None, short=None, version=None,
> + multiboot=None, mbargs=None, args=None):
> + super(MultibootLinuxBootLoaderImage, self).__init__(
> + device=device, label=label,
> + short=short, version=version)
> + self._multiboot = multiboot # filename string
> + self._mbargs = mbargs
> + self._args = args
> +
> + @property
> + def multiboot(self):
> + return self._multiboot
> +
> + def mbargs(self):
> + return self._mbargs
> +
> + def args(self):
> + return self._args
>
> class BootLoader(object):
> """TODO:
You're using mbargs and args down below in constructing the stanzas like
they are properties, but you aren't declaring them as such here.
> @@ -1905,6 +1939,8 @@ def writeSysconfigKernel(anaconda, default_kernel):
> f.write("DEFAULTKERNEL=%s\n" % default_kernel)
> f.close()
>
> +def is_trusted_boot(anaconda):
> + return anaconda.backend.ayum.isPackageInstalled(name="tboot")
>
> def writeBootloader(anaconda):
> """ Write bootloader configuration to disk.
I really dislike the addition of backend.ayum here, because it's just
another place we'll have to fix up later. However, I don't see a better
way to do it right now.
- Chris
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