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Remove chunk of commented out, unused code.
Add _didnet=1 to enable_network() so that ftp upgrade
does not ask for network information it already has.
Tell a user that selects the http installation method
that the files will be downloaded via http.
Suppress all 'softdep' options in fstab_shadow so
there are no warnings when the filesystems are
mounted.
Suppress all non-ffs (including nfs, ufs) filesystems
from fstab_shadow. Ufs was never used to install
OpenBSD.
Suppress all 'noauto' filesystems from fstab_shadow.
Reword some comments and messages, esp. the one
just before the offer to edit fstab. Punch up the
fact that the fstab will not be saved, mention
that non-ffs and noauto filesystems will be
ignored.
Move
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/{rstart,twm,xkb,xsm,xinit}
directories to
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF3{rstart,twm,xkb,xsm,xinit}
and replace with links. Links can be overwritten
during upgrade. Directories can't. This enables the
upgrade from XFree86 3.x to XFree86 4.x.
ok deraadt@ millert@
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/etc/mail/sendmail.cf, move /etc/sendmail.cf -> /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
and edit /etc/rc if needed. That way the sendmail binary will be
able to find its .cf file on reboot.
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are upgrading not installing) then execute it chroot'd to /mnt.
This allows people to customize the install procedure in a simple
yet flexible manner.
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right before unmounting the new system.
Beats having mtree files around every package...
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"doing...done" since it takes no noticable time...
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There are other places where double quotes are used unnecessarily as well
o Kill md_copy_kernel() and check_kernel() since the kernel is now a 'set'
o Add support for shell escapes from any prompt
o Consolidate post-install_sets sanity checks and put them in sane_install().
o install_sets() now calls sane_install() to do the sanity checks and won't
let you continue until things are sane (as far as it can determine).
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Actually install machine dependant sets if there are any specified
Special-case a set named "kernel" so that it will copy "bsd" to the root
disk
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