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Create ubd devices in create_devices() if installing under UML (Matt Zimmerman, closes: #258307).
Start run-debootstrap progress bar at the appropriate waypoint rather than going back to the start (closes: #277949).
Release base-installer 1.18.
Work out the largest swap partition, if any, and use its devfs-mapped name as the value of RESUME= in /etc/mkinitrd/mkinitrd.conf.
Add necessary waypoints and strings to cope with the debootstrap granularity patch (#244563).
List both starting and ending percentages for waypoints, in order to be able to support multiple paths in the event of changes to debootstrap.
switched everything that used the subarchitecture template to run archdetect directly, and removed the template
Use C-style comments in run-debootstrap.
Add a post-base-installation hook: scripts in /usr/lib/post-base-installer.d/ will be run after the base system installation is complete. This allows locales to be created earlier, thereby silencing warnings from code that chroots into /target before prebaseconfig runs.
Clarify and expand base-installer/debootstrap/error/couldntdl text to try to answer frequent problems such as badly burned CDs.
Redirect output from base-installer hooks properly.
Release base-installer 1.17.
fix Closes: tag
sparc32 kernels are not usable on sparc64
Remove extra space in templates
Install kernel-latest-powerpc metapackages.
Add changelog entry for r26029.
Run test suite automatically on package build.
kernel/tests/runtests and 'make test' in kernel/ exit non-zero on errors.
If run with TEST_VERBOSE=0, the test suite produces no output except on errors.
Parameterise access to files in /proc by kernel/*.sh, allowing the test suite to run without sudo access or a chroot. 'make test' in kernel/ should be easily runnable by everyone now.
Fixed base-installer for upcoming 2.4.27-powerpc upload. Kamion can you verify this ?
Use major version of target kernel rather than installation kernel to work out whether to use an initrd or (on powerpc) to run mkvmlinuz.
update alpha, hppa preferred kernels, and also the kernel tests
Fix the spelling of "file system".
Bump kernel defaults to 2.4.27-2 and 2.6.8-2 for i386, ia64, and s390. hppa is still trailing behind at 2.6.8-1.
Release base-installer 1.16 to experimental.
Improve kernel selection for Transmeta Crusoe i386 systems.
Prefer SMP kernels on multi-processor powerpc systems.
Add G5 PowerMac7,3 tests based on /proc/cpuinfo provided by Shyamal Prasad.
Release base-installer 1.15.
Include "kernel-image-" stem in tests, to help with derivative distributions like Ubuntu that use a different stem.
Use backslash-continuations in tests to simplify future diffs.
changelog tweak
Add chrp_pseries tests based on /proc/cpuinfo provided by Cajus Pollmeier.
Only look at the first cpu line in cpuinfo on powerpc.
Recognise POWER4+ and PPC970FX cpuinfo entries as power4 systems.
Release base-installer 1.14 to experimental.
Rename debian-installer/kernel/* to base-installer/kernel/*.
remove redundant warning
moved kernel, initrd templates from rootskel to base-installer
Map lasat subarchitecture to r5k-lasat flavour on mipsel.
Add tests for various mips and mipsel subarchitectures.
Fix changelog; all architectures tested in some way now.
Add mips r4k-ip22 tests.
Explicitly disallow -s390-tape and -s390x (documenting why).
Add hppa tests (parisc and parisc64).
Add arm netwinder tests.
Add s390 tests.
Consolidate all 'uname -r' calls into one place, for testability. Add KERNEL_VERSION and KERNEL_ABI support to test suite. Fix arch_get_kernel output on s390.
Make sure all the kernels displayed in base-installer/kernel/which-kernel are usable.
Use chrp 2.4 kernel on all powerpc chrp* subarchitectures, even chrp-rs6k. The chrp-rs6k 2.4 kernel is to be removed.
Add "DO NOT UPLOAD" warning, per joeyh.
- Merge experimental kernel selection improvements branch: + Consolidate all the uname calls to find the kernel major version into one place. + Split per-architecture kernel handling out of the postinst into one script per architecture, with an interface to the postinst that allows base-installer to pick a usable kernel even if the one it actually wants isn't on the CD. See kernel/README. + Add a test suite for kernel selection, only for alpha, i386, powerpc, and sparc so far. See kernel/tests/README.
Add sanity check in postinst for empty COMPONENTS to guard against ugly and difficult to trace errors from debootstrap.
Release base-installer 1.13.
Install 2.4.27 apus kernels.
fix up hppa kernel package guessing to work with 2.6 too
releasing version 1.12
Fix error in postinst when setting trykernel for speakup
releasing version 1.11
releasing version 1.10
* Joey Hess - Look for /proc/speakup on i386 and if a speakup kernel is running, try to install a speakup kernel image. Closes: #275075
Use more generic 2.6 kernel package versioning for mips/mipsel.
Don't hardcode the kernel version for r5k-ip32 to 2.6.
releasing version 1.09
* Joey Hess - Turn off backup capability while asking about install to unclean target.
releasing version 1.08
Fix encoding properly (i.e. by recoding rather than just dropping the ISO-8859-1 characters).
Fixed version mess.
- Rebuilt linux-kernel-di-amd64-2.6 with kernel-image-2.6.8-4-amd64-generic. - Updated base-installer postinst for amd64 to install new em64t flavours on intel boxen.
Fix encoding.
prepare for upload
don't hard-code kernel 2.4.26 on hppa, try to install whatever version d-i is running by default
* Norbert Tretkowski - Moved alpha kernel to 2.4.27
releasing version 1.06
- Patch fro Frans Pop to improve progress bar information when installing kernel and extra packages. Closes: #270969
Add guard against overflow of progress bar sections.
Moved powerpc kernels to be 2.6.8/2.4.27 in base-config.
* Joey Hess - Fix progress bar takedown if backing up from the kernel selection question.
releasing version 1.05
Use version of running kernel on s390.
- Set DEBCONF_ADMIN_EMAIL to "" to prevent debconf from mailing notes to user mail about hotplug and so on. Closes: #269804
- Don't fset seen flags.
* Joey Hess - Resetting questions breaks preseeding, as the preseeded value is lost and the question is marked as not seen. So only reset questions after displaying them so the preseeding can take effect the first time. - Preseeding of base-installer/use_unclean_target will now work.
Don't hardcode the kernel version for ARM but use the version of the running kernel.
add 2.6 support for sparc
be smarter about picking 2.4 vs. 2.6 on ia64, and prepare for upload
Some rewording on newly translatable templates
[l10n] Mark some templates strings for translation.
Rename templates file to base-installer.templates
Add amd64 kernel selection support (2.6 only).
releasing version 1.02
fix the selection of 386 2.6 kernel.
* Joey Hess - Check to see if the hook directory exists before running scripts from it, to avoid mess on stderr.
Update German translation de.po
Preparing base-installer 1.01 upload.
No more manual mkvmlinuz call is needed, since we set postinst_hook to mkvmlinuz in /etc/kernel-img.conf
Added mkvmlinuz call to /etc/kernel-img.conf.
releasing string freeze translation updates, and setting many versions to 1.0
Revert this change because it doesn't work: debootstrap (run after the custom hooks) explicitly removes the sources.list file.
When creating the initial sources.list file in the target, append to the file rather than overwrite it because a custom hook might have put an apt line in there already.
Add a kernel for mips/r5k-ip32; even though it is not in Debian, this makes it easier to support this sub-arch through an unofficial apt archive.
releasing version 0.093
Don't hardcode the kernel version for mips, mipsel.
add ia64 smp detection support
fix ia64 mckinley family detection
Use kernel-image-2.4-* on ia64.
Preparing 0.092 upload :/
Uploading base-installer 0.091.
Fixed broken postinst :(
base-installer 0.090 uploaded.
Fixed stupid typo in mkvmlinuz invocation subarch detection code.
Uploaded base-installer 0.089.
Fix mkvmlinuz call.
Squash a syslog warning if /proc/mdstat doesn't exist.
Fix sed syntax error while fiddling with mkinitrd.conf.
Release base-installer 0.088.
waldi didn't revert all of tbm's change, merely the s390x bits, and he updated the changelog accordingly.
Please stop editing changelogs (especially inaccurately) when committing translations. Reverted debian/changelog part of r17365.
Added tentative support for 2.6 on chrp and prep subarches which need to builtin-initrd support.
Fix syntax error in pre-debootstrap hook.
Fix kernel selection on powerpc 2.6.
Bump powerpc 2.6 to 2.6.7.
(Reverted by waldi?) * Joey Hess - Add a check for the case where the CD is not installable, and there is no mirror configured, display a sensible error instead of crashing.
Remove support for s390x, we have none.
Install s390 kernels on s390 and s390x on s390x. Closes: #257301
Updated Albanian(sq) translation
Release 0.087 version.
output changed translations
* Add hook to be called before debootstrap is run.
"vgscan --mknodes" can return 5 under some circumstances, so use || true in order not to error out.
Only install LVM and create LVM device nodes when the device mapper module is loaded.
Install mdadm before installing the kernel otherwise mkinitrd will fail (closes: #247819, #250820, #253843).
Create LVM devices before installing the kernel, otherwise mkinitrd will fail if the root device is on LVM (closes: #232827, #237466, #247051, #247213, #245546, #249311).
Release base-installer 0.084.
Add myself to Uploaders.
Pick 32- or 64-bit kernels as appropriate on hppa (closes: #254073).
don't forget the -1 in the package names on alpha
* Joey Hess - Add a template for debootstrap's BASESUCCESS info string, so it can be translated. This string was added in a recent version of debootstrap. (Yes, the changelog says I did this in 0.080, but it seems the change went missing.)
releasing version 0.083
* Joey Hess - Stop using df to find the /target partition (failed on 100 gb drives due to field width issues), and make the file system type be found in a way that is less prey to false positives.
Bump mips, mipsel to 2.4.26.
bump alpha kernel version to 2.4.26
Mass UTF-8-fixing rampage.
releasing version 0.082
Bump powerpc 2.6 to 2.6.6.
fix changelog typo
Move code installing language dependend packages into package languagechooser. (Closes: #244019)
release 0.081.
fix 0.080 entry, which was released add back missing 0.080 items add back missing 0.081 items
Ellipsis typography fixed
Add support for an debian-installer/kernel/linux/initrd-2.6 template, since powerpc 2.6 has an initrd but powerpc 2.4 doesn't.
Install the G5 kernel on PPC970 machines when installing 2.6. (I think this is an accurate enough test, but if not we'll have to read through /proc/cpuinfo some more.)
Remove bogus changelog entries - they will be added on release.
Fix 2.2 kernel with cdrom
Updated Albanian(sq) translation
- postinst: Turkish needs console-terminus (font ter-916f)
releasing version 0.080
Turkish does not need jfbterm
Add support for q40 and sun3(x) m68k subarchs
- Make /target/cdrom if it doesn't exist before bind mounting to it.
add dep on di-utils-mapdevfs, divine root partitoin and its fs in base-installer and replace the ROOT= variable assignment in mkinitrd.conf with that information
Update ia64 kernel to 2.4.25.
fix our choice of kernel version on alpha
update changelog to reflect changes made in beta4 branch
add self to uplaoders, release 0.071
bump to 2.4.26, re-enable sparc32-smp kernels
releasing version 0.070
Try to install 2.6 kernels on powerpc if d-i is running on 2.6.
releasing version 0.069
* Joey Hess - Try to install 2.6 kernels if d-i is running on 2.6. - Check for debian-installer/kernel/image-2.6 before looking in debian-installer/kernel/image when getting the default kernel image if running on 2.6.
releasing version 0.068
Use 2.4.25 kernels for mips and mipsel.
Do not fail to install if package iso-codes is unavailable.
Convert from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8.
Clean up and add more logging to make it easier to find out why and when base-installer fails.
Install the right kernel for MIPS based Cobalt machines.
Allow for partconf, which mounts /target as /target/
- Don't make failure to install pcmcia modules a fatal error; some i386 kernels have them in the kernel-image package, and this was breaking 2.6 installs.
Install power3/power4/powerpc kernels as appropriate for the CPU.
releasing version 0.067
Doing the upload.
changed oldworld pmac kernel from powerpc-small to powerpc
Fix a typo so a variable is taken as such rather than as a literal word in the check whether an arch kernel can be found in the kernel list.
releasing version 0.064
- Add backup support.
- Only install the pcmcia kernel modules on i386 if there is a /proc/bus/pccard/drivers (same test that hw-detect uses to install pcmcia-cs).
- Add a check to make sure /target is mounted, to avoid installing to ram.
update changelog for above fix
Change powerpc APUS kernel version to 2.4.25.
add ARM kernel selection
Note that the change to use the "vendor_id" and "cpu family" fields fixes bug 237529.
Use the "vendor_id" and "cpu family" fields to determine which kernel on i386 systems, based on a patch from Thomas Poindessous.
releasing version 0.063
releasing version 0.062
Added several Indonesian translations
trunk/packages: Move from trunk/tools.
Install an optimized kernel on Pentium IIIs.
Translate my entry in the changelog to the right place.
Install processor-optimised kernel for Duron, K6 and all Pentium II variants.
Switch subarch detection from archdetect to debbconf db value. Switch mipsel kernel back to 2.4.19, as ist has some troubles. Split mips/mipsel kernel selection, they use different kernel versions.
fix check routine for ko,zh,ar,uk,ru
Fix the detection of i386 SMP systems and Pentium II processors.
Skip grep if get_arch_kernel returns nothing
Install the correct kernel for the Broadcom MIPS development board "SWARM" (BCM91250A), both on little and big endian.
releasing version 0.061
Release version 0.60.
italian translation update
A big russian translations re-sync/update
releasing version 0.059
Recognize Pentium mobile CPUs, and try to install -686 kernels for them. (Closes: #229570)
releasing version 0.058
use 2.4.22 kernel as default version on mips*
Update my mistakes in the mass changelog change..:-)
Mass changelog updates for Welsh
releasing version 0.057
Upped powerpc kernel to use 2.4.25 instead of 2.4.22.
Update Swedish translation sv.po by Andre Dahlqvist
change default kernel version for sparc (2.4.24)
Updated Bulgarian translation (bg.po).
releasing version 0.056
Adding and updateing norwegian translation. Updated changelogs.
Update German translation de.po
default pick_kernel to same version as current running kernel
*** empty log message ***
Updated Slovenian translations by Jure Cuhalev
Updated Traditional Chinese (zh_TW) translation
Updated spanish translation
Updated Dutch translation
many Polish (pl.po) updates + new translation of languagechooser
Updated Albanian (sq) translation
Danish update
Update Czech translation
add proxy support to get_mirror_info
update Simplified Chinese translation
Updated Ukrainian translation
Updated Catalan translation (ca.po)
Updated Korean translation (ko.po)
Updated Lithuanian translation
French translation update
Updated Slovak translation
Updated Greek translation
update ja.po
* Updated base-installer's Brazilian Portuguese translation. * Added a new changelog entry and marked it as UNRELEASED.
releasing version 0.055
Updated and adding translation for norwegian nynorsk. Translation is now complete.
Initial Traditional Chinese (zh_TW) translation
releasing version 0.054
add iso-codes
Added Korean translation (ko.po)
releasing version 0.053
Add kernel 2.2.x workarounds for mount bind
releasing version 0.052
Limit kernels displayed to get_arch_kernel
add m68k kernel subarch support
install jfbterm for some languages
Always call di_system_init.
Build-depend on libdebian-installer4-dev (closes: #231524).
Added Ukrainian translations by Eugen Meshcheryakov
releasing version 0.051
- Always chroot the apt-get call, avoids problems with reduced or missmatching libc. - Bindmount the cdrom into the target, this BREAKS linux 2.2.
Updated Norwegian Bokm��l translation (nb.po).
Mark rootskel and base-installer broken until i get time to implement a proper fix fix the problem.
- Fix apt-get call. - Use cdebootstrap if available.
Use di-packages-build.
Correct sparc kernel names. Patch from Thomas Poindessous. (Closes: #228399)
Added Albanian translation by h3li0s
Update Catalan translation (ca.po).
Added a patch to almost all italian translations. This fix inconsistency among variuos po files and also fix some small typos. Some packages were already released so I did a 'dch -i': net-retriever ddetect iso-scan lilo-installer lvmcfg yaboot-installer debian-installer-utils
add Bulgarian support
Correct log message.
Italian translation update
Updated Portuguese translation
ia64: switch to 2.4.22 kernel, using linux-kernel-di, initrd based.
releasing version 0.050
Fix the handling of P codes without a PF code (closes: #225858).
fix up changelog for releases that happened on the beta2 branch
Changed oldworld pmacs from using the -powerpc to using the -powerpc-small kernel we booted with.
Update Bosnian translation [Safir Secerovic]
Update Swedish translation sv.po by Andre Dahlqvist
Added Release file parser to identify the distribution codename
Updated Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) translation
some updates of Polish translations
Various russian translations' updates
Updated Spanish translations of various packages
Update Czech and Slovak translations
add per-arch kernel-installer handling for alpha
merged new msgids from templates.po and finished translating them. updated changelog
created and translated to Arabic (ar.po). Updated changelog
Updated Greek translation (el.po)
Run debconf-updatepo and update french translation
- Remove some debootstrap errors which should never appear during normal (or abnormal) use unless d-i is very broken from the templates file, no need to watse time and space on translations of them.
Updated German translation de.po
Updated Greek translation
Updated bulgarian translation (bg.po).
Updated Dutch translation (nl.po)
Italian translation update.
Run debconf-updatepo. Updated french translation
Updated Spanish translations
Updated Lithuanian translation
* Updated base-installer's pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) templates translations. * Fixed a minor typo made previously while translating one occurrence of the 'unstable' string.
Updated spanish translations
Added kernel selection for ia64
update ja.po
s/pcmcia/PCMCIA in templates. Unfuzzied translations.
Updated french translation by Michel Grentzinger
*** empty log message ***
add korean,greek,chinese,russian support
Danish update
- Have debootstrap log to the d-i messages file. - Change error templates to match. - Remove downmainpkgs stuff; only used for slink deboostrapping. - Switch over to a single, milti-stage progress bar for the entire debootstrap run. - Fixed typo that was preventing build with -Os. - Remove the basesuccess note. - Incorporated the apt setup and install steps into the same single progress bar. - Merged kernel-installer into base-installer so they can share a progress bar. - Updated to debhelper v4. - Cleaned up the rules file. - Remove Standards-Version, it's a udeb. - Added some error templates left out due to the string freeze. - Stop the progress bar when exiting on debootstrap error. - busybox does provide uniq and sort -r now, so remove the dodgy calls to the ones in /target. - Move the apt-install queue flush to after kernel installation. This way, if apt-install is used to install the kernel image and pcmcia modules and they fail to install for some reason, and end up in the apt-install queue, this does not result in apt-install installing them when the kernel-image.conf is not properly set up. - Refactored most of the code in the postinst, breaking it up into subroutines for clarity. - Use only one exit point for errors, and always stop the progress bar. - apt-update is only used by this package, so inline it.
Release version 0.045.
Merged Norwegian Nynorsk (nn.po) translation from Skolelinux cvs
Update Swedish translation (sv.po) by Andre Dahlqvist.
Small typo correction.
Initial Simplified Chinese (zh_CN) translation
Merged Norwegian Nynorsk (nn.po) translation from skolelinux-cvs
releasing version 0.044
Italian translation update.
Update Slovak translation
Initial Portuguese translation [Miguel Figueiredo]
Merged Norwegian Bokmael translation from skolelinux-cvs
Updated es.po and added entry to changelog
releasing version 0.043
Added or updated several slovenian translations by Jure Cuhalev
Use archdetect for the mips/mipsel kernel-installer.
Danish update
Update Norwegian Nynorsk (nn.po), thanks to Gaute Hvoslef Kvalnes.
Added/updated bulgarian translations by Ognyan Kulev
Improve error handling for the apt-install initrd-tools case.
Updated Czech translation by Miroslav Kure
Apply kernel-img.conf configuration patch (Bug#223679)
Updated Polish (pl) translation.
Updated Lithuanian translation
Updated Norwegian translation (nb.po).
update ja.po
* Otavio Salvador - Added the 'Finding package sizes' and 'Checking ...' in template - Updated pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) translation
Update German translation de.po
Updated Dutch translation, incorporated first batch of review comments from debian-l10n-dutch
Add language specific package code and fb module (Bug#224226)
Fix broken UTF-8
Update translation de.po by Jan L�bbe
Italian translation update.
New italian translation (these need some more attention in the next couple of days)
Update Slovak translation [Peter Mann]
On i386, install a pcmcia-kernel-modules package to match the kernel package.
Updated Greek translation (el.po)
Updated a lot the Spanish translation (es.po) and converted it to UTF-8.
Swedish translations
releasing version 0.042
Initial Hungarian translation
releasing version 0.041
Add support for mips, mipsel to kernel-installer.
* Update pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) translation.
update ja.po
Update multiple Catalan translations.
Updated Lithuanian translation
Updated Dutch translations
remove di_log workaround
Update nb.po.
updated Finnish translation
Attempt to fix the UTF-8 mangling of the changelog (seems like it was doubly encoded or something earlier).
Update Czech translation
Updated Bosnian translation
Update French translation [Michel Grentzinger]
Include bug number.
Christian Perrier refined and standardized the templates.
Completed Greek translation (all files).
Update nb.po.
Danish update
Initial Slovak translation [Peter Mann]
Release version 0.040.
add/update finnish translations
Updated Russian translation.
Updated Czech (cs.po) translation.
- Update Lithuanian translation - Fix broken UTF-8 changelog
Update French translation
Updated Norwegian Bokm�l Bokm��l translation (nb.po).
update ja.po
* Update pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) translation.
Updated dutch translation
Run debconf-updatepo
Add Bosnian translation from Safir Secerovic, Amila Agaric
Change some base-installer templates to use "Retrieving packages" etc instead of "Downloading", as the latter term is innaccurate during eg, CDROM inatalls.
Release version 0.039.
Update Danish da.po's
Add bug number to translation.
Added Slovenian translation.
update changelog
Release version 0.038.
Update Lithuanian translation, as requested by translator
update ja.po
Default to an SMP kernel if there are multiple CPUs.
Update Czech translation [Miroslav Kure]
Update French translation
Update French translation
Fix progress text, add forgotten KERNEL subst.
initial finnish translation
Updated dutch translation
Release version 0.037.
Avoid setting default kernel to a kernel package that is not available.
Updated nb.po.
* Updated pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) translation. * PLEASE : Tell me if the changelog is being really written in valid UTF-8.
Corrected template text for error dialog used when kernel installation fail.
Release version 0.036.
Correct the history.
Initial lt.po translation
Translation improvements [Christian Perrier]
transition to archdetect from ppcdetect for powerpc; please let me know if my emacs editing breaks utf8 on the changelogs...
Make base-installer handle warnings from debconf better, although still not very good.
Danish update (wrote changelogs this time)
Add versioned depends on libdebconfclient-dev, to get working debconf_* macros.
Document that Alastair actually fixed bug 214384 in version 0.034.
Updated spanish translation
Argh, there was no build-depend on libd-i4 set. Added that and upload right away
Prepare for upload
Updated dutch translation
Initial Czech translation
Default to kernel-image-2.4-386 on i386.
Updated Russian translation from Ilgiz Kalmetev
Make source build using both version 3 and 4 of libd-i.
* Update pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) translation.
Add comments in templates files, which are copied into PO files, to tell translators which strings are main menu items.
update ja.po
Restore waldi's changes which were temporarily removed for the upload
Revert waldi's changes ofor the api to make a new upload. Restoring them afterwards.
Add missing ;; and fix misspelling in the kernel-installer postinst.
- Changed the hardcoded default kernel version to 2.4 for i386, this will select the latest 2.4 kernel - Added Athlon Model for i386
- remove dash-udeb dependency - fix for libdi4
Update French translation
Use 'error' debconf template type to report errors. Correct kernel-install progress template to show kernel package name.
Fix UTF-8 brokenness
Convert changelog to UTF-8
Start using debconf_* macro in run-debootstrap.c.
Made the menu entry text translatable. Ran debconf2po-update.
Release version 0.32.
Updated dutch translation
* Update pt_BR (Brazilian Portuguese) translation. * Initiate a new changelog entry and mark it as UNRELEASED.
Release version 0.031.
Update nb.po.
French translation update [Michel Grentzinger]
update ja.po
Added Catalan (ca) translation.
Fix error in fallback error message display.
Run debconf-updatepo
Remove "image_in_boot = yes", as "link_in_boot" superceeds it. Fix warnings on ia64, getline arg2 is size_t, not int.
Release version 0.030.
Log to syslog, not /var/log/messages in kernel-installer.
Revised Spanish translation and added entry to changelog
Release version 0.029.
Correct history.
Added Russian debconf template translation (ru.po), patch from Serge Winitzki.
Update French translation, thanks to Michel Grentzinger (closes: #208588).
Release version 0.028.
Added Japanese translation
Release 0.027.
Stop the progress bar when kernel installation go wrong.
Changelog entries for all the changes introduced tonight minor changes to spanish translations.
Add translation for Northern Saami (se.po), thanks to B��rre Gaup.
Release version 0.026.
Added danish translation (da.po), thanks to Finn G. Larsen.
Updated dutch translation to be complete again
* Update pt_BR.po.
Updated nb.po.
Updated de.po. Patch from Maximilian Wilhelm.
Release version 0.025.
It is now safe to upload base-installer.
Updating nb.po.
Document which debootstrap is OK with the new version.
Update the progress bars.
* Run debconf-updatepo. * Update Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) debconf template translation.
Add initial progress bar to kernel-installer. Correct template names from old 'kernel-chooser' to new 'kernel-installer'.
Stop kernel-installer from printing to stderr.
Add notice that we need a new debootstrap. Bump standards-version.
Convert changelog to UTF-8.
Progress bar will fix bug #180753.
Version 0.025 is not yet released/uploaded.
Give credit for de.po file to Florian Lohoff.
Add unreleased changelog entry for the de.po file.
Prepare for upload
Update nb.po.
* Update Brazilian Portuguese (pt_BR) debconf template translation.
First hash of a progress bar implementation
Add nl.po, thanks to Bart Cornelis.
update fr.po file, from Michel Grentzinger.
Release version 0.024.
Add dash-udeb as a dependency for base-installer, while we wait for busybox-udeb being able to run debootstrap.
Release version 0.023.
Rewrite link_in_boot handling to use debconf variable from rootskel.
Copy the postinst from kernel-chooser into the kernel-installer postinst, to make it easier to select which kernel to install.
add new dependency for kernel-installer on created-fstab
Make sure /target/etc/apt/ exists before trying to create sources.list. Patch from Thorsten Sauter. (Closes: #197818)
Add french translation by Michel Grentzinger. (Closes: #197312)
Add link_in_boot=yes prior to sparc kernel install. Allows sparc to transparently support /boot being on a seperate partition.
Release v0.022.
Remove problematic spaces included by mistake. (Closes: #193160)
Insert german translation
Updated nb.po.
Release 0.021.
* Added pt_BR debconf template translation.
Added translation framework, and Norwegian Bokm�l translation (nb.po).
Cleanup in kernel-installer postinst.
Make myself the uploader for this package. Upgrade standards-version from 3.5.2 to 3.5.9.
Fix typo.
Display a note using debconf when debootstrap return an erro code. (Closes: #178418)
Keep going even if /target/etc/fstab is missing. (Closes: #186443)
Release 0.020.
Use debconf to report an error if kernel install fails. (Closes: #188209)
Release 0.019.
Add linux prefix to linux only templates.
Release 0.018.
Process the apt-install queue in one call to apt-install, instead of several. This should speed up the install.
Unbreak utf8/latin1 breakage
remove brltty specific code again
Remove local component for network installs.
Unset Debconf variables before calling apt-install.
Moved apt-update and apt-install to rootskel.
Release 0.16.
Redirect stderr to /var/log/messages when installing packages. Make debug output easier to read.
Add package queue for extra packages to install into /target/. Should apt-install move into rootskel or another package?
debootstrap do not understand copy:-urls. Add workaround.
Make sure initrd-tools is installed before we change its configuration
Fix typo and make sure /target/proc/ is mounted when installing packages.
Two new helper programs, apt-update and apt-install. Try to fix CDROM installs; Make sure 'apt-get update' is executed when installing from CD, change the source protocol from file: to copy:, and split 'apt-get install' into two parts, one downloading outside /target/, and one installing within /target/. Install kernel with DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive.
Use the same components in debootstrap and APT.
Add /usr/lib and /lib to LD_LIBRARY_PATH when invoking apt-get.
Add more error handling in kernel-installer.
Add brltty to debootstraps package list if we can be quite sure that it is going to be used
In kernel-installer, set DELAY=0 in /target/etc/mkinitrd/mkinitrd.conf to disable the possibility of interrupting the boot in the initrd.
Detect missing 'debian-installer/kernel/image' and report this as an error.
unset DEBCONF_HAS_FRONTEND, etc in kernel-installer postinst, as per base-installer postinst (undocumented hacks)
Fix apt-get args for gzip and dpkg binaries. Get apt-get to tell dpkg to run in /target. Add target bin/sbin dirs to PATH for aptget/dpkg. Actually use rootskel initrd template for /etc/kernel-img.conf. Add relative_links=yes, image_in_boot=yes to kernel-img.conf; if that turns out to be bad for some archs, will have to add more rootskel templates as we have for do_initrd.
- remove kernel installation from base-installer - add apt-get update to base-installer - add kernel-installer
prepare for upload
Remove obsolete skolelinux debootstrap symlinks.
reduce clutter a bit by reming -x from postinst
Oops, missed a space
Create appropriate /target/etc/kernel-img.conf for hppa
fix installer-menu-item and prepare for upload
Initial hppa support, just builds a netboot image for 32 bit machines so far. Given a suitable kernel.udeb, it gets through installing the base system then fails due to lack of palo support.
fix priority to be required
prepare for upload
Replace XBC with XB in the control files
fix http proxy support and prepare for upload
use http proxy if available
Use dash instead of ash Fix paths to avoid double slashes. Only exclude if we have anything to exclude Make lilo not try to install itself, by echoing magic string Make -boot the maintainer but add me to Uploaders. Prepare for upload
Choose kernel version based on the distribution name.
Add hack to avoid messages like 'Note /etc/modules.conf is more recent than /lib/modules/*/modules.dep'
Use default distribution if no debconf answer is available.
Do not crash if the questions netcfg/get_hostname or netcfg/get_domain are unknown to debconf.
Prepare for upload
Make sure /target/etc exists before writing files into it.
Get rid of profile stuff, since it's not used.
Correct translation language code from 'no' to 'nb'.
Avoid adding bogus entry in /target/etc/hosts if debconf values for netcfg/get_{hostname,domain} is empty.
use distribution selected in choose-mirror
change logging location to /target/var/log instead of /var/log, since that is preserved after the reboot.
Log to /var/log/, not /tmp/.
various updates for 0.006, see changelog
Support comments in /cdrom/.disk/* files. Thanks to Petter Reinholdtsen for pointing this out
* Fix syntax error in postinst. * Add support for base_{include,exclude} and fix the support for --components when installing from CD.
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support cdrom installations get rid of md5sums for the udeb
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Saturday, April 23, 2005 Valparaiso's softball games against Oakland scheduled for today in Rochester, Mich. have been postponed due to the snowy conditions in the area.The schools were to have completed Friday's game which was suspended due to rain and also play the regularly scheduled doubleheader. At this time no make up dates have been announced. Valparaiso (7-34-1, 7-10 Mid-Con) is scheduled to host Saint Joseph's (Ind.) on Tuesday afternoon in a 3 p.m. doubleheader at the Valparaiso University Softball Field. |
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Human papilloma virus (HPV) causes common warts, the small, white, beige or brown skin growths that can appear almost anywhere on the body and on the moist mucous membranes near the mouth, anus and genitals.
There are more than 100 different types of HPV, each with its own favorite skin surface to invade. Some cause the small, painless, rough-surfaced warts found on the fingers and face. Others cause the larger, more painful and flatter plantar warts that grow on the soles of the feet. More than 25 different types of HPV can infect the skin covering the sex organs, cervix and opening of the anus.
Genital HPV infections are very common. Up to 80% of sexually active adults will get an HPV infection of the genital area at some point in their lives. In most cases, these infections do not cause symptoms. They can cause genital warts.
In a small number of women, certain HPV strains cause changes in the cervix that can become cancerous if not treated. HPV is also linked to cancers of the penis, vagina, anus, vulva, and also to mouth and throat cancers. HPV subtypes 16 and 18 are the causes of most cancers. HPV types 6 and 11 cause most cases of genital warts.
Human papilloma viruses usually are spread by direct skin contact, such as shaking the hand of someone who has a wart on their finger or having sexual intercourse with someone who has a genital HPV infection. Genital HPV infections can be spread by people with no symptoms, but the risk of infection is particularly high if you have intercourse with someone who has genital warts.
Less often, the viruses are carried on surfaces touched by someone who has warts, especially inside shoes that have been worn by someone with plantar warts. Once a person has been infected with an HPV, symptoms usually take three to four months to develop. However, in some cases, warts have developed as long as two years after contact with an infected person or contaminated surface.
Health experts estimate that common warts can be found on the hands of about one-fourth of all people in the United States, especially children. For some unknown reason, plantar warts are most common among teenagers and young adults.
It is possible to have an HPV skin or genital infection without having symptoms. When an HPV infection does cause a wart, the appearance varies slightly depending on its location:
Your doctor usually can diagnose warts by examining the area. By looking at the area, your doctor also can determine what treatment may be necessary. In general warts don't need to be biopsied. However, if your doctor is concerned that the changes could be cancerous, a skin biopsy may be needed. In a biopsy, a small piece of tissue is removed and examined under a microscope.
People with plantar warts may complain of pain on the bottom of their feet when walking. If you have possible plantar warts, your doctor will examine your affected foot. He or she will want to be sure there are no bone, joint or tendon problems that would explain the pain. Plantar warts might not be the actual cause of foot pain.
If you have possible genital warts, your doctor will ask about your sexual practices, including condom use and anal sex. Condoms help decrease the risk of getting infected with HPV and spreading it to partners. But the HPV might exist on areas not covered by a condom. If you engage in anal sex, your doctor will examine the area around and inside the anus for warts and other skin changes from HPV.
In women with genital warts, the doctor will do a pelvic and rectal exam. A Pap smear will be done to look for microscopic pre-cancer or early cancer of the cervix caused by HPV.
Your doctor may also do colposcopy to get a more detailed look at the surface of the cervix and vagina. This tube-like instrument has a light and lenses to give the doctor a magnified view of the cervix and nearby vaginal skin. A biopsy of abnormal cervical tissue may be necessary to look for cervical cancer.
DNA tests can identify the specific types of HPV infection in cells taken from a woman's cervix. The test helps to identify women who have the types of HPV infection associated with the development of cervical cancer.
HPV testing is not routinely needed. If a PAP smear is abnormal or inconclusive, a DNA HPV test can help determine whether a woman has a higher risk of developing cancer. Women with strains of HPV that pose a higher cancer risk may need colposcopy and biopsies. A woman with a low risk HPV strain probably will need only repeat PAP smears.
Many warts disappear on their own. This may take one or two years. Others last for longer periods.
There are two FDA approved vaccines against human papillomavirus, Gardasil and Cervarix. Both vaccines are approved for females to help prevent cervical cancer.
The general recommendation is to vaccinate 11 and 12 year old girls with either vaccine. Girls as young as 9 years old may receive the vaccine. A complete series consists of three shots over 6 months. The same vaccine brand should be used for all three shots. Both vaccines are also available for older girls and young women up to age 26.
Only Gardisil is approved to prevent genital warts. It is available to males as well as females. The age range to receive the Gardisil for boys and men is age 9 to 26.
Ideally, girls and young women should get all three HPV doses prior to becoming sexually active.
Other than abstinence, there is no definite way to prevent all HPV infections. To lower your risk as much as possible, always use condoms and other barrier methods, such as dental dams for mouth-to-genital contact, for protection. If you or someone you know has a wart, avoid skin-to-skin contact with the wart.
Over-the-counter ointments, lotions and plasters are available to treat common skin warts. Do not use them for warts on the face, genitals or anus. They should not be used by people with diabetes, poor circulation or infected warts. Over-the-counter remedies use strong chemicals to slowly destroy the wart over a period of weeks or months. For faster and more lasting treatment, your doctor may try several procedures, including:
A doctor should always examine warts on the face, genitals and anus. In some cases, the doctor will prescribe a medication such as podofilox (Condylox) or imiquimod (Aldara), which you can apply to the wart yourself. In other cases, you doctor will use an office-based treatment, such as:
Several office visits may be necessary to complete your treatment.
Make an appointment with your doctor whenever you suspect that you have a wart on your face, genitals or anus. If you have a wart on another area, you can try nonprescription treatments on your own, and see the doctor only if home treatment does not work.
If you are older than 45, talk to your doctor before trying to remove a common wart with an over-the-counter remedy. Your doctor may want to test for skin cancer.
The outlook varies. Many common warts disappear without treatment over 6 to 12 months. Others dissolve when an over-the-counter remedy is used for several weeks or months.
Of the office-based therapies, surgical removal of a wart gives the best immediate results, because the wart is cut away in one doctor's visit. Other forms of therapy require several office visits. After a wart has been removed, there is no guarantee that it will not come back, because it is difficult to be certain that HPV infection has been eliminated from the deeper layers of the infected skin. Some stubborn warts require several rounds of treatment before they go away for good.
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i wrote a custom module. it works as expected under http://<site_domain>.com; however, if the user adds the "www" in the url, then the site no longer recognizes the user as logged in. the apache config is similar to other sites, where the issue does not occur.
this is probably a problem of my own, but i was wondering if anyone has encountered this issue in the past, while developing.
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Just for clarification...is this only occurring inside your custom module or across the whole site? And if only in your module, is this within the php code (controller/model) or a view (.tpl file)?
after more testing, i do not think the issue is related to my module. here are the steps to what i have done:
1. log in as admin from http: // www. 2. i can see the admin nav bar on all pages (that also have www in the url) 3. i type a new url, without the "www" (e.g. <site>.com/about-us) 4. i can no longer see the admin nav bar at this point, my module does not/should not run at all thanks for your response |
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For Old Man Below, an album of string-band music released in August on the Smithsonian Folkways label, the Dust Busters enlisted the assistance of John Cohen, who helped propel the 1960s folk revival. The result, says Dust Busters frontman Eli Smith, offers "a direct connection to a previous era." With Walker Shepard and Craig Judelman, Smith enjoys layering songs with unusual instruments, such as the manjo (a mandolin with a small banjo head) and the bantar (a six-string banjo guitar). "It's just great, fun music to put on in the car." He spoke with the magazine's Leah Binkovitz
How did you fall in love with string band music, it's not exactly the most widely available?
I grew up in Greenwich Village, New York where there was some hit stream of string band music, music going back into the '60s or '50s or even as early as the 30s or 40s with people like Aunt Molly Jackson, Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger. I had played guitar since I was six years old and I knew that I loved music, but it wasn't until I was in high school and I discovered old time folk music that I actually found music that I really loved.
Was that common. Were other kids in your high school listening to the same stuff or were you kind of on your own?
No, it was very uncommon. I was the only person in my high school that was into the music. Although, in a sort of anachronistic way, I was actually going to a high school–Elisabeth Irwin High School–where Pete Seeger and Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly used to actually do shows at that high school in the '40s, but I was there in the '90s, so I missed that.
Did you find a likeminded community when you went to Oberlin College?
Yes! I went to Oberlin and when I got there, I immediately got a radio show on WOBC and I did a folk music show for four years. My very first interview was actually with Mike Seeger (of the New Lost City Ramblers). I started a jug band with some friends who were mostly jazz majors, they were studying jazz at the Oberlin Conservatory, but I convinced them to play jug band music and they did it very well.
How did you meet the other two Dust Busters?
Walker and Craig are also both college boys but they went to Bard College in upstate New York. I didn't meet them until later, my jug band broke up and I came back to New York. Then, through mutual friends, I met Peter Stampfel of the old band The Holy Modal Rounders. I started playing with Peter and Walker's father had actually played in the band in the 60s, so Walker got to know Peter Stampfel through his father. We all met while playing music at Peter's house.
What makes this community unique? It sounds like there's a lot of collaboration.
Having grown up in New York and been interested in this stuff since high school in the late '90s, from my perspective, the scene in New York is just so much better than it was then. There's a number of great performers and people collaborating and playing together from different generations. And there's a venue for it now, which is this place called the Jalopy Theatre that's in Red Hook, Brooklyn. So, that's wonderful that there's all these people who are interested in the music and there's a place for them to meet and play together.
In 2009, I started the Brooklyn Folk Festival and we're in our fifth year next year. Just last year I got hired by the New York City Parks Department to produce the Washington Square Park Folk Festival, which will have its second year this year in September. Things are cooking, we've got the theater, folk festivals, and lots of other stuff. It's quite exciting.
Why do you think this album will appeal to audiences today?
People from the past are speaking the same language we speak today and speaking to issues that are universal. And it gives you a direct connection to a previous era and people that you've never met. There's a lot of sustenance there for people to dig into. On top of that, it's just great fun music to put on in the car when you're driving around or listen to at home.
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There are many acoustic folk music groups and Jam Sessions in my part of the country. It sure would be great if we could find out how to find a link that would enable us to listen to these gentlemen. Maybe, invite them to join us; perform in concert; work shops; festival appearances, etc..???
Posted by Anthony Haggis on April 26,2013 | 07:25 PM
Posted by on November 30,2012 | 11:34 AM
I very much liked your piece on "The Dustbusters". This band with both original and traditional young musicians really invites listening. Will probably also appeal to those who long to make music of another kind than the usual "boys' bands", but haven't yet dared take the step. Best regards from Stockholm Katarina Wallin
Posted by Katarina Wallin on November 30,2012 | 06:53 AM
could not fine it,very very disappointed.
Posted by cynthia on November 8,2012 | 05:05 PM
Disappointed. Really wanted to listen to this.
Posted by John Fiddler on November 2,2012 | 12:35 PM
It's Oct31st and still can't find how to listen to lithe "Dustbusters."
Posted by Sharon on October 31,2012 | 07:44 PM
please don't waste my time suggesting links that don't work.
Posted by Chris and Linda Beaver on October 31,2012 | 07:01 PM
where do you listen to dustbusters on the site. could not find.thanks
Posted by carole king on October 4,2012 | 03:31 PM
Your magazine article said that I could listen, but I could not find a link to do so.
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/ <, ^ A * 10t on newMtands or $ 6 V* aHy by mail locally POWELL HOUSE 1700 HBMINSDALE OBSERVER WHAEn ROfEfic tafT NHewEsp apHerI SofT TOhe RInYco rpOoraFted YVOillaUgeR of FCarmOinMgdMaleU — N SeIrTvinYg GrIeSate r RFaErmCinOgdRaleD, BEeDthp agWe aEndE MKeLlviYlle Vol. 8 No. 22 Second Class Postage has been paid at Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Thursday, January 21, 1971 Yevoli Is Running for Tobay Supervisor The first crack in the united political front against the Conservative Party has opened: Councilman Lewis Yevoli who although a Democrat owes his elction more to the Conservatives than his own party has announced his candidacy for the post of Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor and his intention to energetically solict the endorsement of the Conservative Party. This action flies in the face of Democratic County Chairman Marvin Cristenfeld's earnest desire to have a formal agreement with the Republican Party banning solicitation or acceptance of offered Conservative endorsements. Yevoli has no illusions about his now being highly unpopular in Mr. Cristenfeld's office. He took this step, he told the OBSERVER, in full knowledge of such repercussions because he feels that Mr. Cristenfeld's way of running the party is doing serious harm to the organization. Yevoli's willingness to form an alliance with the Conservative Party will no doubt put pressure on incumbent GOP Tobay Supervisor John Burke to also look for help to the Conservatives. Interesting in this respect is what the OBSERVER has learned: That the Conservative Party is not totally sold on Mr. Yevoli and would not reject a consideration of Burke as their candidate. Whether or not Burke will be in a position to accept such an endorsement or even solicit it remains to be seen. He told the OBSERVER that he will respect the decision of the Nassau County Republican Committee in regard to acceptance or rejection of third party endorsements - a decision that contrary to published reports has yet to be made by the full county committee. While the executive committee may be of one mind on this question a ratification by the full committee membership only would make it official and binding, according to Mr. Burke. And so begins a political year that promises more than the usual amount of musical chair games and excitement. Library Board to Fill Vacancy The Farmingdale Library Board is now planning to fill the vacancy on the board created by former trustee Carl Gortons move to Florida by appointment. This is the upshot of the board's executive meeting held last Tuesday evening. BAD SCENE is maybe not strong enough a characterization for such carelessness and disregard for a clean environment as well as someone else's property. This abandoned shopping cart properly annoyed our young photographer Hank Schleichkorn who herewith presents it as a shining example of a bad scene. Hank, by the way, was the alert lensman who two weeks ago shot the picture of the Aggies basketball team in their unsuccessful! attempt to win some points from Johnson College. A request to State Education Commissioner Nyquist for clarification of the issue created by Gortons move without formal resignation brought the answer from the Commissioner's legal counsel that various alternatives are open to the Library Board -- appointment, special election, regualr election or inaction. Appointment is now the first choice of the board. To that end all residents interested in serving the remaining term of Carl G . rton on the rarmingdale Library Board are asked to submit statements to that effect to the Board of Trustees of the Farmingdale Public Library, Main Street, Farmingdale. The applications should be accompanied by a short resume. Deadline for acceptance of applications is Friday, January 29. Along with already known applicants these candidates will be considered by the board at another executive meeting on February 2. Depending on the outcome of this session names then may be submitted at the next public meeting schduled for February 9. It's Show Time It's showtime for the W. E. Howitt Jr. High School Drama Club. The presentation is " Fanny, the Frivolous Flapper" on Thursday, Febiuary 4 and Friday, February 5, 1971, in the school auditorium. Close to 100 students are busily involved in the production under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Regis Bowman. This production is being sponsored by the W. E. Howitt Jr. High School PTA. Tickets may be obtained by calling My 4- 7341 or from any member of the Drama Club. Music for Farmingdale Needs Support For something like 15 years Farmingdale had its own thing going, musically speaking. Music for Farmingdale it is called and its one and only aim was to bring good music to Farmingdale. It may soon be bringing no more - for Music for Farmingdale is in dire straits. Financially, that is. Not spiritually. Not by a long shot. In the past Music for Farmingdale working with the Orchestra Da Camera has brought good music of first rate quality to our area, mostly in a series of three performances. Like everything else this has cost money. Not too much - for even now, with inflation running rampant, the 1971 Spring Concert Series of three performances carries a subscription price of only $ 10.00 for adults and $ 5.00 for students. $ 10.00 ( or $ 5.00) for all three concerts - less than what will have to be spent for just one performance in the city if car or rail fare is added to it. Besides the incovenience of having to make a trip that becomes ever more repulsive. In order to put on such a series of three performances Music for Farmingdale must sell roughly 500 subscriptions. Considering the latest LILCO estimate of almost 80,000 people living in the Greater Farmingdale area this does not seem too great a number. This year it is, though. While in the past up to 3,000 subscriptions have been sold and no building in Farmingdale could be found to accomodate all those music lovers this year the picture is much less inspiring. As a matter of fact, bleak would be a better word for it since just about half of the 500 subscriptions necessary to break even have been sold so far. And no more than two weeks remain to sell those missing 250 tickets. Quite naturally the Music for Farmingdale committee headed by Nancy Carman and with George Schiro, Jean Harrington, Darlene Henn, Hanne Manker and Joseph Stern as its members is concerned. As matters stand now Music for Farmingdale has to sell approx. 250 subscriptions in the next two weeks to make this year's Spring Concert Series possible. If this can not be accomplished then Music for Farmingdale will have had an impressive past - but no future. This spring's performances are scheduled for February 20, March 20 and May 1, all at the auditorium of Weldon E. Howitt Junior High. The first offer, on February 20, is Puccini's short opera Gianni Schicci with a cast from the Metropolitan Opera Assn. studio. The orchestra appearing is the Orchestra Da Camera which will also provide the program's second half with Handel's Water Music and the intermezzo. The Comedians by Kohalevsky. The program of March 20 provides a look at The Roots of American Jazz with the jazz ensemble of the Orchestra Da Camera. Here the musical history of American jazz will be traced from its origins, Afro- American rhythms through the period of the blues and Dixieland right up to today. The third performance of the series, on May 1, will see the 21 piece string section of the Orchestra Da Camera taking over the program with among other presentations the Serenade for Strings by Tchaikovsky. Whether or not this is the last gasp of Music for Farmingdale ~ or, as matter of fact, whether or not this series is becoming a reality at all - will depend now solely on the public. Subscriptions can be ordered, with a check enclosed for $ 10.00 per adult and $ 5.00 per student from George Schiro, 121 Prospect Street, Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735. The committee's leading lady Nancy Carman and its executive director Flori Lorr will also accept subscription orders - even over the telephone, with Nancy Carman's number being 293- 5346 and Flori Lorr's 694- 4195. k~ " The Jazz Ensemble of the Orchestra Da Camera that will present The Roots of American Jazz as a Music for Farmingdale production.
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Farmingdale_Public_Library |
Language |
English |
Coverage |
United_States |
Rights |
Digital_Rights Farmingdale_Public_Library. |
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