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but additionally have a bootblock in the first 8K (since UFS does not use that
space). There are some UEFI direct-from-internet bootloaders that require
the name *.img. So this makes things more convenient for those, while keeping
it consistant in all architectures.
ok kettenis beck kn
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tweaked along the way by at least myself and tj;
ok tj deraadt
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ok deraadt
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'Sure' deraadt@
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The etc and xetc sets are now inside baseXX.tgz and xbaseXX.tgz.
'looks good' deraadt@
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ok miod@
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They are much more troublesome than using the miniroot, and if you're actually
still running a SunOS setup in 2015, then you're me, and you don't need to be
told this information anyway.
Do not suggest disks might be shared between OpenBSD and SunOS or Solaris
anymore. This is just asking for trouble.
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of unix arcana, we will not condescend to tell you how. why spoil the fun?
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places to check for this information, or trial and error, with error
resulting in things getting fixed. Scary false warnings don't help anyone.
Unmaintainable lists are always unmaintained.
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level (matching the stealth commit to sparc64.html years ago); and update the
OBP update section to point to the current Oracle ``Firmware Domwnloads'' page.
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sets up /bsd as the SMP kernel on SMP systems; jkatz
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installation, the kernel may need less than this). Stress that there is no
much point running with less than 32MB nowadays (unless you love being
swap-bound).
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(especially on vax, where bsd.rd really needs 16MB to install nowadays
although the system can live in less).
While there, fix a few typos.
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have a real miniroot to be dd'ed to the disk, and that's fine; but when
we are talking about booting bsd.rd (either from an existing setup, or the
network, or the cd-rom images), then refer to it as `installation kernel'.
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removal of misc. Better late than never.
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ok miod@
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- do not mention tape as an installation media on systems where it is very
unlikely that a tape drive can be connected to (i.e. anything with only
USB as expansion capabilities)
- do not mention that fetching the installation sets from a partition is
``for upgrades only''. You may do this for installation, but of course
you can not use a partition which will be newfs'ed for that purpose.
- mention ext2fs partitions as possible installation sets source only on
platforms where the installation media actually can mount an ext2fs
filesystem.
- stress the fact that the sparc miniroot image is a GENERIC kernel with
a little on-disk filesystem, and not a RAMDISK kernel with a little
in-memory filesystem, and thus must not be overwritten during installation
(i.e. be careful if you repartition the disk the miniroot has been put on).
- more conv=sync -> conv=osync for tape setup instructions.
- model-specific layout changes on armish, loongson and socppc instructions.
- fix various typos and grammar mistaeks.
"sure" deraadt@ (without eyeballing)
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ok jasper@
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HFS + disklabel setups.
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Also, the per-platform features are moved to a common place, which makes
the MD layout easier to work on. m4.common is still a tangled mess of subtly
placed dnl, though...
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802.11 wireless as chipsets used and products change rapidly, but
rather display just a list of the supported chipsets like we do in www.
Discussed with jmc and deraadt
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unsupported machines).
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