- spec adapterized.

Changed files:
    aboot.spec -> 1.5

diff --git a/aboot.spec b/aboot.spec
index 25069cf7426170359ec975300402bcbf9d1d43f3..93253abcfd31be961ec7015c9ef097841f50e400 100644 (file)
--- a/aboot.spec
+++ b/aboot.spec
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Release:        12
 Copyright:     distributable
 Group:         Utilities/System
 Group(pl):     Narzêdzia/System
 Copyright:     distributable
 Group:         Utilities/System
 Group(pl):     Narzêdzia/System

-Source:                ftp://ftp.azstarnet.com/pub/linux/axp/aboot/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
+Source0:       ftp://ftp.azstarnet.com/pub/linux/axp/aboot/%{name}-%{version}.tar.gz

 Patch0:                aboot-0.5-make.patch.gz
 Patch1:                aboot-0.5-elf.patch.gz
 Patch2:                aboot-0.5-glibc2.patch.gz
 Patch0:                aboot-0.5-make.patch.gz
 Patch1:                aboot-0.5-elf.patch.gz
 Patch2:                aboot-0.5-glibc2.patch.gz


@@ -16,17 +16,18 @@ ExclusiveArch:      alpha
 
 %description
 The aboot program is the preferred way of booting Linux when using SRM
 
 %description
 The aboot program is the preferred way of booting Linux when using SRM

-firmware (the firmware normally used to boot an DEC UNIX). Aboot supports
-the creation of bootable block devices and contains a program which can
-load Linux kernels from a filesystem which is bootable by SRM.  Aboot
-also supports direct booting from various filesystems (ext2, ISO9660,
-UFS), booting of executable object files (ELF and ECOFF), booting of
-compressed kernels, network booting (using bootp), partition tables in
-DEC UNIX format, and interactive booting and default configurations for
-SRM consoles that cannot pass long option strings.
-
-If you are installing Red Hat Linux on an Alpha, you'll need to install
-the aboot package.
+firmware (the firmware normally used to boot an DEC UNIX). Aboot
+supports the creation of bootable block devices and contains a program
+which can load Linux kernels from a filesystem which is bootable by
+SRM. Aboot also supports direct booting from various filesystems
+(ext2, ISO9660, UFS), booting of executable object files (ELF and
+ECOFF), booting of compressed kernels, network booting (using bootp),
+partition tables in DEC UNIX format, and interactive booting and
+default configurations for SRM consoles that cannot pass long option
+strings.
+
+If you are installing Red Hat Linux on an Alpha, you'll need to
+install the aboot package.

 
 %prep
 %setup -q
 
 %prep
 %setup -q