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-This is the source for a version of /sbin/init that runs on 4.4
-BSD and BSD/386 1.0 systems.  I wrote it for BSDI about two years
-ago and BSDI donated the source to UC Berkeley CSRG, but CSRG didn't
-get it working in time to include it with the Networking 2 release,
-although we had hoped it would appear there.  Since that time both
-BSDI and CSRG have worked on it to make it more useful and reliable,
-and recently the two groups have merged our efforts and produced
-a common version once more.  Since the source is freely redistributable
-under the terms of the standard BSD copyright, I'm posting it to
-the net on behalf of BSDI so other folks might get some use from
-it.  Keep in mind that I'm only paid to support this code if you
-bought a system from BSDI, so I probably won't be able to make very
-timely responses to random bug reports, but I am interested in
-seeing them.  (More formally: Neither BSDI nor I personally will
-make any guarantees about the reliability or usefulness of this
-code, and it's unsupported unless you have a support agreement.)
-
-I also make no promises that this code will just drop in and work
-on any particular system.  Please don't call me at home to tell me
-that you compiled and installed init, and now your system won't
-boot.  With a program as sensitive as init, you should always be
-prepared to fall back to an earlier working version if the new one
-fails.  ALWAYS save your old version before installing, and ALWAYS
-be prepared to boot from an alternate root (e.g. a floppy) if the
-new init fails.  I strongly advise you to read the man page carefully
-before you install.  One advance warning: I don't think anyone has
-ever tested the window system start-up code.  One of these days...
-This code is running on my systems at home, and an earlier version
-is running on hundreds of BSDI systems, so it can't be too broken.
-
-Enjoy,
-
-Donn Seeley
-Berkeley Software Design, Inc.  (Salt Lake City)
-June 14, 1993