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them in the installed system.
ok deraadt@. (which I forgot to mention for the last commit).
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devices, to allow ask_which() to be used for interface configuration.
Rework network interface configuration logic to use ask_which() instead
of local code. This
1) May fix the problem noted by David Norman, where the prompts are
somehow broken, since no such problems have been noted with the
ask_which() code.
2) Shrinks the install output by a few lines.
3) Makes the install script smaller and clearer.
4) Makes interface configuration consistant with other 'device'
configurations.
5) Makes it impossible for a user to configure an interface more than
once.
Add the interface name to the 'IP address (or dhcp)' question. This
makes it more informative, especially if a '!' or '!foo' shell escape
has been used and overwritten the list of interfaces and the display of
the name of the one being configured.
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1) If the user escapes to a shell with '!' or executes a command with
'!foo' at a prompt then repeat the prompt when the shell or command
returns.
2) If ask_which() is passed an empty list of devices , then set resp to
'done' and return. Replaces a couple of checks before calling
ask_which(). Also emit a message about the lack of devices.
3) In ask_which(), delete any trailing blank which rmel() may have
appended to the device list. Replaces a check before calling
ask_which().
4) Remove an unneeded blank line before the 'invalid choice' message
from ask_which().
5) Make the first disk device the default answer when asking for which
disk contains install sets.
A few code/verbiage nits:
1) make _a a local in cutlast().
2) use normal ': ${_defdev:=done}' idiom instead of an or condition in
ask_which.
3) Eliminate an unnecessary blank line/paragraph by putting 3(!)
sentences into a single paragraph when describing process of selecting
install sets.
4) Eliminate another unnecessary blank line between the list of
possible install sources and the question about which one to use.
5) Eliminate another unnecessary blank line before the 'Extract
more sets?' question
6) Eliminate a double blank line after the sanity check error
messages.
ok deraadt@.
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Testing by Brandon Creighton and Jim Uhl.
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reset, causing watchdog timeouts). The interfaces work fine, but the
timer doesn't get reset correctly.
- make IFF_SIMPLEX only set iff the media is IFM_FDX (prevents ip6 from
seeing it's packets and thinking another machine with the same mac is
on the wire when running half-duplex); from NetBSD.
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parameters a bit more logical. missing startssl pointed out by jsyn@, what
made me look at it ;-)
ok deraadt@
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the pcic wants. With miod@; OK deraadt@
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thanks to nick@openbsd.org for finding this
thanks to nick@openbsd.org, drahn@openbsd.org, and lurene@daemonkitty.net
for testing on short notice!
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ok deraadt@ millert@
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binat.
pointed out by Ryan McBride, mcbride at countersiege dot com, Thanks!
ok frantzen@ pb@ jasoni@ deraadt@
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stevesk@; markus@ ok
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one created during an install by making the name it contains a FQDN.
Make the /etc/hosts file installed from etcXX.tgz internally consistant
by including a valid entry for the name in /etc/myname.
These two files will 'survive' the install process only if the user
chooses to *not* configure the network. In that scenario these changes
silence the sendmail complaints about 'My unqualified host name ...'.
ok deraadt@.
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tested by jason@ on sparc64; deraadt@ ok
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ok deraadt@ mickey@
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- remove blatant lies (missing diagnostics, unconfigured devices never
detected even on pci or such busses...)
- .Tn UNIX -> .Ox
- xref boot_`arch`(8) rather than boot(8) when boot(8) does not exist
- vague attempt to harmonize common texts
ok deraadt@
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- more/better xrefs
- sync .Cd lines with actual configuration files
- intro(4) reference police
- huge usb(4) update
- follow mdoc.samples suggested man page section ordering when necessary
- add netintro(4) and hostname.if(5) xrefs to all ethernet drivers
ok deraadt@ mickey@
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some help nick@ and frantzen@
ok theo
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- make configuration lines match GENERIC files
- more Xr (hopefully usefule Xr)
- never mention intro(4) on non-physical devices (i.e. protocols), always
mention it for physical devices
- random text style and quoting fixes
- drivers ported from FreeBSD did mention rc.conf instead of hostname.if as
the place to put mediaopt
- some .Tn UNIX -> .Ox replacements
- etc, etc...
reviewd in part by deraadt@ (until he got bored of this)
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