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which can then be burnt onto a CD, and then you can do an ftp install
from that. This will suffice for people without floppies in upcoming
machines. No, I am not going to put the sets on that CD. We've been
over this before.
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(longnames). This ensures the install sets are listed in lowercase and
are thus visible to the install/upgrade scripts.
Installing/upgrading from sets on msdos partitions should now work
(again?).
Problem noticed by Michael Lucas.
deraadt@ ok
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dhclient-script and disktab files in architectures where this wasn't
already being done.
OK deraadt@.
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From David Krause.
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From Pedro Bastos.
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logic. As result, MDSETS gone from everything but mac68k.
MDSETS now treated as a list of complete file names to add to THESETS,
allowing more MD flexibility, i.e. may or may not be .tgz files.
All traces of tar.gz removed. Not used for sets since 2.7 or so. As a
result of code simplification from not having to consider tar.gz, the
functions get_sets(), make_lastset(), and set_not_done() are
eliminated, along with the global SETS.
Build THESETS and DEFAULTSETS to contain full file names.
Always install sets in the order they appear in THESETS, keeping
siteXX last but without needing special logic. More predictable for
user if a lot of set additions and removals done before being
satisfied, as the sets are now installed in the same order they appear
in the selection list.
Remove ability to look for non-set .tgz/.tar.gz files. The job of the
install scripts is to install the standard sets in a simple and
rational way. Not to install general tar balls. The user can do that
post-install or simply '!' out to do it during install. On their head
be it.
If no sets are found in a specified source, list the filenames in
THESETS to show what is being looked for.
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$ROOTDEV and ${ROOTDISK}b can be used for swap. Also shortens output
generated during (successful) install.
Fix problem with upgrade on systems with many disk devices by
automatically creating devices encountered during the fsck'ing of fstab
filesystems. Problem noted by Dethlef Madsen and Nick Nauwelaerts.
Adjust some verbiage in i386 install.md to make it more consistant.
Reformat welcome message to make sure all lines are <80 characters wide.
Minor cleanups.
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output produced when the user opts to have the install script use the
entire disk for OpenBSD.
ok deraadt@.
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the install example will easily fit on the CD insert at some
reasonable font size. Reword many messages and questions for same
reason.
In addition:
1) Add '...done.' to match 'Installing boot block...'
2) During install, after asking which is the root disk, start
initializing it immediately rather than asking again which disk to
work on.
3) Move munged fstab filesystem mounting to *before* network
initialization so that if you bail out during network initialization
and restart you do not have to go through disk initialization again.
Also puts fsck and mount messages close to each other rather than
spitting out the latter just before root password questions.
4) Make 'usr/obj' nosuid,nodev by default, /home nodev by default.
5) For network interfaces only show the complete list of media options
if the user indicates they want to change the default.
6) Move the question about the ftp server supporting passive ftp to
*after* selecting the ftp server where it is more 'rational' and can
easily be made more concise.
7) Don't bother umount'ing filesystems or stopping the dhclient after
a successful install/upgrade. The next step is a reboot after all.
Some minor code tweaks and comment cleanup while in the area.
Tested in recent snapshots. Suggested by & ok deraadt@.
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routine to install.sh so it is displayed only once.
Strongly advise /, /tmp, /var, /usr and /home have their own
disk partitions as requested by deraadt@.
Rather than rely on users not re-selecting an already initialized
disk, just allow them to choose from un-initialized disks.
Move get_root invocation into install.sub as both install.sh and
upgrade.sh did it first thing.
Remove the 'workaround' to a 'vnode aliasing bug' that came in
with the initial import of upgrade.sh from NetBSD. ok millert@.
Rework verbiage in a few places. Clean up logic around looping
through disk units by handling root disk better.
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machdep.allowaperture. Remove the setting of machdep.allowaperture
from md_installboot().
Add MDXAPERTURE variable to relevant architectures.
Add a new function set_machdep_allowaperture(). It is called *after*
install_sets() (which changes when the X Window question is asked), and
if MDXAPERTURE is present modifies sysctl.conf.
Shrinks overall size for i386, macppc, sparc64 (which used md_questions
for machdep.allowaperture) but increases size a bit for other
architectures since set_machep_allowaperture is in install.sub.
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1) Saving one boot's worth of dmesg in /tmp/dmesg.boot
2) Using sed to scan for devices and pull out names in
new get_diskdevs() and get_cddevs() in install.sub
3) Saving any md disk/cd sed patterns in MDDISKDEVS and
MDCDDEVS variables.
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simply echo'd a single word if present at all.
Replace with variables MDFSTYPE and MDFSOPTS if required. Rework logic
in install.sub's mount_a_disk() to always include 'ro' as an option to
the mount command. This allows even those arch's with MDFSTYPE to
usually get by without MDFSOPTS.
ok deraadt@
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output of both was essentially identical on all architectures. Replace
with welcome_banner() and not_going_to_install() in install.sub.
Abstract common verbiage from md_congrats() into congrats() which
calls md_congrats() for any architecture specific additional verbiage.
Reword things so ${MODE} can be plausibly used in more places.
Remove extraneous #!/bin/sh in hp300 install.md.
ok deraadt@ espie@
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calling md_set_term() from set_term() to do machine dependent stuff.
Currently only i386 does anything - keyboard mappings.
Add MDTERM variable to allow install.md to set proper default terminal
type. Default to vt220.
Eliminate md_get_partition_range() as useless since every architecture
returned '[a-p]'.
Make default term for all mvme* architectures vt100 as requested by miod@.
ok deraadt@ millert@ miod@
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use later, plus a few rcsid vicinity cleanups; millert@ ok
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makeconf.awk, order matters here. With the previous order only the
fsck wrapper was included and fsck_ffs was linked to it.
This resulted in fsck fork bombing until the proc table was full.
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smaller again
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ask() takes 2 parameters. The first one is the question to
ask the user, and the 2nd is the default answer.
Shrinks and makes the code clearer.
From espie@ with some tweaking, ok deraadt@.
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the last possible dmesg block in the buffer; clubbed together by espie
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last minute tweaks to it by me, but you can trust me, right?
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can include wicontrol and ancontrol.
o Rename instbin.conf to crunch.conf
o Remove the custom list and crunch files from ramdiskC (no longer needed).
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user supplied value for LISTFLOPPY.
Suggestion by peter.galbavy@knowtion.net.
ok deraadt@.
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a) Add /var/run to the filesystem created when the installation media
boots. This allows the creation and use of the dhclient.pid file.
Synchronize all mtree.conf files in architectures using miniroot.
b) Rework the traps used in upgrade.sh and install.sh so that HUP,
INT, QUIT, TERM and EXIT all invoke a cleanup function that kills an
active dhclient, unmounts all filesystems and fsck's -p all devices
in /etc/fstab, or just /mnt if /etc/fstab is not present.
c) Make sure the actions of the cleanup function are visible, thus
eliminating the long delay with no feedback at the end of the
upgrade/install script, after the congratulatory message.
d) Reduce manual parsing of fstab files by using umount -a to
unmount all mounted filesystems.
e) Since the new cleanup function tries to unmount all filesystems,
use the presence of /etc/fstab, rather than a difference between
`df /` and `df /mnt`, to determine if an install is being restarted
in a state where disk initialization can be skipped.
f) Change munge_fs, check_fs, mount_fs, remount_fs so that they
all 'know' about /etc/fstab rather than passing the same
parameter in all the time.
g) Use input redirection on munge_fs to read correct file, rather
than passing a file name as a parameter.
h) Indent code for various smaller functions.
i) Eliminate some subshell usage to simplify code further.
j) Display pretty messages during fsck -p to clearly indicate success
or failure of fsck, rather than just dumping fsck output.
k) Always run mount_fs in install.sh, even if disk initialization is
being skipped, because the trap should have unmounted all filesystems
when the last run terminated.
ok weingart@ millert@
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time, 2) we should not encourage tree divergence, and 3) it was only on
i386
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