copy the "driverupdate" file to the root of the installation
source.
You can also pass
dud=http://myserver/driverupdate
to linuxrc (ftp works too, nfs not)

if you pass "insecure=1" to the linuxrc command-line, you can
suppress a popup that warns you about an unsigned driverupdate.

driverupdate_autoupgrade_sles11sp1
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there was a RPM released called unattended_upgrade_dud rpm
that RPM makes it possible to autoupgrade to SP1 but the dud had a bug,
so that autoyast-scripts were not executed. This dud fixes that
See also: http://suse.gansert.net/?p=239


driverupdate_12.1.tar.bz2
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* fixes some issues with systemd and autoyast init-scripts

driverupdate_11.2.tar.bz2
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* backport of the "dialogs-for-rules" feature of openSUSE 11.3
* the free space gained by shrinking a partition was not used


driverupdate_11.1.tar.bz2
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Fixed issues:
* don't change partition id of reused partitions
* classes did not work without rules anymore
* partitioning_advanced is less strict when looking for
  root partitions


driverupdate_sles11sp1.tar.bz2
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Fixed issues:
* setting a boolean value via <path> did not work anymore