make syslinux package management optional #138
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when finer control over the syslinux package is required, dedicated puppet modules can be used. given that the tftp and the pxe module would then end up managing the same package, one must not in order for the catalog to compile. this change make the syslinux package management optional, but keeps the current behaviour for backwards compatibility.
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when finer control over the syslinux package is required, dedicated puppet modules can be used. given that the tftp and the pxe module would then end up managing the same package, one must not in order for the catalog to compile.
this change make the syslinux package management optional, but keeps the current behaviour for backwards compatibility.