The problem sits in the postinst script, which calls siloconfig.
siloconfig is interactive and asks questions in the background:
- Install a boot block using your current SILO configuration?
- Wipe out your old SILO configuration and make a new one?
- Install a partition boot record to boot Linux from $device?
The right way to fix it would be to add command line options to siloconfig and wire them up to debconf.
The attached patch simply pipes in `yes' to siloconfig in the postinst to make it work. As I understand it, it is safe to say yes to all three questions above, even in multi-boot environments.
The problem sits in the postinst script, which calls siloconfig.
siloconfig is interactive and asks questions in the background:
- Install a boot block using your current SILO configuration?
- Wipe out your old SILO configuration and make a new one?
- Install a partition boot record to boot Linux from $device?
The right way to fix it would be to add command line options to siloconfig and wire them up to debconf.
The attached patch simply pipes in `yes' to siloconfig in the postinst to make it work. As I understand it, it is safe to say yes to all three questions above, even in multi-boot environments.