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via ifconfig -m, there is no need to suggest canonical media flags on
some arches, especially since the end user might have a different
interface with different flags; instead, be more cosy and mention that
looking at the manual page for the interface might be helpful for
desperate cases.
Thus, merge the OpenBSDInstallNet and OpenBSDInstallNet2 macros, and
remove thde in-between text for the arches that had such a paragraph.
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a) Make [ -z "$var" ] standard idiom, replacing
many variants on [ X"$var" = X"" ].
b) Factor out three large chunks of repeated code
for finding sets, getting user to select sets
and then installing the sets. This creates
get_sets_list(), get_get_files_list() and
install_get_files_list().
c) Eliminate unneeded dir_has_sets() function.
d) Indent last large functions that were not
properly indented.
e) Replace most if not all 'test' invocations
with [], replacing a few if statements along
the way.
f) Use ${MODE} a lot more to make messages appear
more relevant to process.
g) Fix erroneous display of $local_sets_dir so
the error for a non-existant dir actually displays
the user input, not an empty string.
h) Eliminate the 'list' option in selecting sets. It
was not possible to actually select anything except
what was already displayed, so bring verbiage and
options into line with code.
i) Replace a number of '\"' and "\'" with just plain
's or "s as appropriate.
j) Replace ". " with ". ".
k) Use some more "OpenBSD {$VERSION_MAJOR}.${VERSION_MINOR}"
to make more messages correct and current.
l) Various typos fixed.
Net shrinkage approximately 2K.
ok millert@ deraadt@
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typos and layout issues.
This needs some proofreading as well as adjusting the footnotes
accordingly to RAMDISK* kernel status, to come later.
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to boot spontaneously after a system upgrade, instead of requiring manual
intervention and bootloader via rboot.
I blame the old bootblocks for the inconvenience.
Thus the "only id 4, 5 and 6 for boot" notice is null and void, so remove
it.
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ok millert@
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Make the BCM5701 chips work. (3com 3c996B-T)
From FreeBSD
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Remove bogus/obsolete information in the way (hello, hp300 MAKEDEV.8!)
This has been lying for a long time in my tree, but much more work will be
needed until these pages are complete - watch out for more m4 madness to
generate them in the future.
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behavior matches the man page...
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Note: true pcmcia bridges are not currently supported.
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almost as much as an openbsd sticker!
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ok deraadt@
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ok deraadt@
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you have to interrupt autoboot to netboot bsd.rd, since tired bulgarian eyes
seem to have missed this in the past.
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- fix a few typo and layout issues
- sync hardware lists
- for sparc64, document the patch# for E220R eeprom
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only call it from wi_attach() and wi_pcmcia_activate() (ie: just once).
It would be nicer to have the COR reset be part of the bus-specific
code but we need to know whether or not we have a Lucent card since
old Lucent firmware revs get messed up on a COR soft reset.
Even with the COR reset we still need to avoid initializing Symbol
cards more than once. However, we *do* want to do a reset after
returning from suspend. Therefore, rename wi_gone to wi_flags and
store both the attach and init status in it. wi_reset() now checks
wi_flags to see if the card should be initialized in the Symbol case.
Info on initializing Symbol cards once from NetBSD.
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- fix a few typos and layout issues
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are confident at this point that OpenBSD has not corrupted the prom
on his VAXstation 4000/90, and that the machine works well.
Declare this model supported.
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- clarify SYS_UBOOT description
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- random typos
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- correct upgrade information (do it yourself)
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