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diff --git a/build.common b/build.common
index 2f5bacef..450163b4 100644
--- a/build.common
+++ b/build.common
@@ -11,10 +11,14 @@
 #
 # supported distros f8, f10, f12, centos5
 #
+# for locating pkgs.py
+export PATH=.:$PATH
+
 # returns 'Fedora' or 'CentOS' for now
 function pl_getDistro() {
     if [ -f "/etc/redhat-release" ] ; then
 	distro=$(awk ' { print $1 } ' /etc/redhat-release)
+	case $distro in Red*) distro="Redhat" ; esac
     else
 	echo "build.common.pl_getDistro-unknown"
 	exit 1
@@ -26,12 +30,13 @@ function pl_getDistro() {
 # returns something like 8, 10, or 5.3
 function pl_getRelease() {
     if [ -f "/etc/redhat-release" ] ; then
-	release=$(awk ' { if ($1=="Fedora" && $2=="Core") print $4 ; if (($1=="Fedora" && $2!="Core")||$1=="CentOS") print $3 } ' /etc/redhat-release)
+	release=$(awk ' { if ($1=="Fedora" && $2=="Core") print $4 ; if (($1=="Fedora" && $2!="Core")||$1=="CentOS") print $3 ; if ($1=="Red") print $6 } ' /etc/redhat-release)
     else
 	echo "build.common.pl_getRelease-unknown"
 	exit 1
     fi
-    echo "$release"
+    # keep only the major number
+    echo "$release" | cut -d. -f1
     return 0
 }
 
@@ -43,6 +48,9 @@ function pl_getReleaseName () {
 	[Ff]edora*)
 	    releasename=f$release
 	    ;;
+	[Re]edhat*)
+	    releasename=rhel6
+	    ;;
 	[Cc]entOS*)
 	    old_IFS="$IFS"
 	    IFS="."
@@ -65,8 +73,13 @@ function pl_getReleaseName () {
 function pl_getKexcludes () {
     distroname=$1; shift
     case $distroname in
+	### there is an ugly hack going on around here
+	# with f12, the dependencies somehow require kernel 2.6.29 but our own kernel is 2.6.27
+	# so the ugly workaround here is to let 'kernel-debug' get installed from the stock repos
+	# we then remove it manually after the image is done, look for kernel-debug below
+	# relyong on kernel-PAE for this trick won't work, as 64 bits distros don't have PAE of course
 	f*)
-	    echo 'kernel kernel-vserver kernel-devel kernel-headers kernel-debuginfo util-vserver* iptables iptables-ipv6 iproute drupal' ;;
+	    echo 'kernel kernel-PAE kernel-PAEdebug kernel-vserver kernel-devel kernel-headers kernel-debuginfo util-vserver* iptables iptables-ipv6 iproute drupal' ;;
 	centos5)
 	    echo 'kernel kernel-vserver kernel-devel kernel-headers kernel-debuginfo util-vserver* iptables iproute drupal inotify-tools* libnl' ;;
 	*)
@@ -222,8 +235,6 @@ function pl_root_mkfedora () {
     fcdistro=${pl_DISTRO_NAME}
     pkgs_packages=$(pl_parsePkgs package $fcdistro $pldistro $pkgsfile) 
     pkgs_groups=$(pl_parsePkgs group $fcdistro $pldistro $pkgsfile)
-    # packages to exclude 
-    pkgs_excludes=$(pl_parsePkgs exclude $fcdistro $pldistro $pkgsfile) 
     # what can get trashed to save space
     pkgs_junk=$(pl_parsePkgs junk $fcdistro $pldistro $pkgsfile)
     # but not this
@@ -238,13 +249,7 @@ function pl_root_mkfedora () {
     fi
 
     kexclude_line=""
-    # add them manually as the output of pl_parsePkgs is line-separated
-    if [ -n "$pkgs_kexcludes" ] ; then
-	kexclude_line="exclude="
-	for kexclude in $pkgs_kexcludes ; do
-	    kexclude_line="$kexclude_line $kexclude"
-	done
-    fi
+    [ -n "$pkgs_kexcludes" ] && kexclude_line="exclude=$pkgs_kexcludes"
 
     echo "$0: candidate mirrors"
     for mirror in $mirrors ; do
@@ -361,27 +366,22 @@ fi
     echo "========== EndDump $yum_conf"
 
     yum_options=""
-    yum --help | grep verbose &> /dev/null && yum_options="$yum_options --verbose"
+#    yum --help | grep verbose &> /dev/null && yum_options="$yum_options --verbose"
     yum_options="$yum_options -y"
     yum_options="$yum_options -c $yum_conf"
     yum_options="$yum_options --installroot=$vroot"
 
-    exclude_arg=""
-    for exclude in $pkgs_excludes; do
-	exclude_arg="$exclude_arg --exclude $exclude"
-    done
-
     # glibc must be specified explicitly for the correct arch to be
     # chosen.
     echo "* Installing glibc"
     # ignore yum's return code that is basically undefined
-    yum $yum_options $exclude_arg install glibc || :
+    yum $yum_options install glibc || :
 
     # Go, baby, go
     if [ -n "$pkgs_packages" ] ; then
 	echo "* Installing optional packages" $pkgs_packages
         # ignore yum's return code that is basically undefined
-	yum $yum_options $exclude_arg install $pkgs_packages || :
+	yum $yum_options install $pkgs_packages || :
 	if ! rpm --root $vroot -q $pkgs_packages >/dev/null ; then
 	    echo "* Warning: Missing packages"
 	    rpm --root $vroot -q $pkgs_packages | grep "not installed"
@@ -394,7 +394,7 @@ fi
 	    group=$(echo $group_plus | sed -e "s,+++, ,g")
 	    echo "* Installing optional group $group" 
             # ignore yum's return code that is basically undefined
-	    yum $yum_options $exclude_arg groupinstall "$group" || :
+	    yum $yum_options groupinstall "$group" || :
 	done
     fi
 
@@ -413,6 +413,23 @@ fi
 
     # Clean yum cache
     echo "* Cleaning up"
+
+    # NOTE: this hack is for Fedora >= 12.
+    # if kernel-debug is installed, clean it up
+    # we link to our version of kernel/initrd and clean up
+    # kernel-debug manually
+    if rpm --root $vroot --quiet -q kernel-debug ; then
+	echo "* Cleaning up kernel-debug - (workaround for f12)"
+	pushd $vroot/boot/
+        rm -rf kernel-boot kernel-bootsmp initrd-boot initrd-bootsmp
+        ln -s vmlinuz-*${pldistro}* kernel-boot
+        ln -s vmlinuz-*${pldistro}* kernel-bootsmp
+        ln -s initrd-*${pldistro}* initrd-boot
+        ln -s initrd-*${pldistro}* initrd-bootsmp
+        rpm --root $vroot --nodeps -e kernel-debug || :
+	popd
+    fi
+
     # ignore yum's return code that is basically undefined
     yum $yum_options clean all || :
 
@@ -520,15 +537,23 @@ function pl_fixdirs() {
 }
 
 ########## .pkgs format
-# comments start with a # - this is needed only if you use a keyword in a comment
+# Usage: pl_parsePkgs keyword [-a arch] fcdistro pldistro pkgs-file[..s]
+# pkgs.py should be found in PATH, like this file build.common
+function pl_parsePkgs () {
+    target_arch=$pl_DISTRO_ARCH
+    keyword=$1;shift
+    [ "$1" == "-a" ] && { shift; target_arch="$1"; shift; }
+    fcdistro=$1; shift
+    pldistro=$1; shift
 
-function pl_getPkgsAttribute () {
-    keyword=$1; shift
-    file=$1; shift
-    # remove any initial white spaces from the result
-    grep -v '^#' $file | grep --regexp="^${keyword}:" | sed -e "s,${keyword}:,," -e "s,^[[:space:]][[:space:]]*,,"
+    pkgs.py -a $target_arch -f $fcdistro -d $pldistro $keyword "$@" 
 }
+# usage: pl_getPackages [-a arch] fcdistro pldistro pkg-file[..s]
+function pl_getPackages() { pl_parsePkgs package "$@" ; }
+function pl_getGroups() { pl_parsePkgs group "$@" ; }
 
+##############################
+### temporary - only for checking the new python version
 # for a given keyword like 'package' :
 # we support fcdistro-dependant format, for tokens (pkgname) without whitespace
 # you can e.g. use
@@ -538,12 +563,11 @@ function pl_getPkgsAttribute () {
 # 
 # values can contain @arch@, @fcdistro@ or @pldistro@ that are replaced with the current values
 #
-# Usage: pl_parsePkgs keyword [-a arch] fcdistro pldistro pkgs-file[..s]
 # the reason for the -a option is for when we build the build vserver itself; in this case
 # pl_DISTRO_ARCH is the one we obtain from the root context, and that's wrong
 # specify -sa arch AFTER keyword, so as to keep pl_getPackages and pl_getGroups simple
 #
-function pl_parsePkgs () {
+function pl_parsePkgs_old () {
 
     target_arch=$pl_DISTRO_ARCH
     keyword=$1;shift
@@ -567,10 +591,7 @@ function pl_parsePkgs () {
     done
     return 0
 }
-
-# usage: pl_getPackages [-a arch] fcdistro pldistro pkg-file[..s]
-function pl_getPackages() { pl_parsePkgs package "$@" ; }
-function pl_getGroups() { pl_parsePkgs group "$@" ; }
+##############################
 
 # locates a pldistro-dependant file
 # tries first in build/<pldistro>/, then in build/planetlab/
@@ -580,10 +601,13 @@ function pl_locateDistroFile () {
     pkgsfile=$1; shift
 
     pkgspath=""
-    # if config dir is missing but a .svnpath exists
-    if [[ -f "$builddir/config.${pldistro}.svnpath" && ! -d "$builddir/config.${pldistro}" ]] ; then
-	echo 1>&2 "Invoking make to extract remote config.${pldistro}"
-	make 1>&2 --silent --no-print-directory -C $builddir stage1=true config.${pldistro}
+    # if config dir is missing but a .svnpath or a .gitpath exists, use it to extract the config dir
+    configdir="$builddir/config.${pldistro}"
+    if [ ! -d $configdir ] ; then
+	if [ -f "${configdir}.svnpath" -o -f "${configdir}.gitpath" ] ; then
+	    echo 1>&2 "Invoking make to extract remote config.${pldistro}"
+	    make 1>&2 --silent --no-print-directory -C $builddir stage1=true config.${pldistro}
+	fi
     fi
     # locate it
     paths="$builddir/config.$pldistro/$pkgsfile $builddir/config.planetlab/$pkgsfile"
@@ -623,8 +647,8 @@ __header
 	pkgsfile=$(pl_locateDistroFile $builddir $pldistro $pkgsname)
 	packages=$(pl_getPackages $fcdistro $pldistro $pkgsfile)
 
-	groupname=$(pl_getPkgsAttribute groupname $pkgsfile | sed $sedargs)
-	groupdesc=$(pl_getPkgsAttribute groupdesc $pkgsfile | sed $sedargs)
+	groupname=$(pkgs.py groupname $pkgsfile | sed $sedargs)
+	groupdesc=$(pkgs.py groupdesc $pkgsfile | sed $sedargs)
 
 	if [ -z "$groupname" -o -z "$groupdesc" ] ; then
 	    echo "Cannot find groupname: and groupdesc: in $pkgsfile -- skipped" 1>&2
@@ -736,6 +760,6 @@ function yumconf_exclude () {
     repo=$1; shift
     kexclude_line="$1" ; shift
     
-    sed -i -e "/baseurl=.*$/i\\
+    sed -i -e "/#baseurl=.*$/i\\
 $kexclude_line" $repo
 }