Only implemented for the i386; behaviour for other ports is
unchanged. For the i386, make this function remove some extraneous
files in /, and frob rc.conf to have rc_configured=YES. The defaults
are reasonable, and it saves the user having to set TERM and mount
filesystems by hand in order to be able to edit /etc/rc.conf
(XXX not very clean, but it's a workaround to be more user-friendly
for 1.3.2)
Also adapt a few messages slightly so they apply to both situations.
used when compiling (or should only be used then), so putting them into
xcomp is good even though putting them into xbase wouldn't cost too
much space.
X11R6/lib/X11/xdm/libXdmGreet.so*. (the latter gets .so, .so.M, and
.so.M.m because i'm not sure which it really needs, can't easily test it,
and don't want to fail to include something which is necessary. In all
likelyhood, the .so.M and .so.M.m forms simply shouldn't be built for
objects only used with dlopen(), like this one.)
* no more binary toolchain tarball
* source toolchain tarball still present
* some english
* add bs=18k on the floppy dd(1) example, just to be safe on systems
that don't like to cross cylinder boundaries (and it's faster)
Modify ./upgrade:
* untangle the first pp
generated for this set). (Yes, if you're using checkflist to check
only an X11 built, then you'll have . and ./usr reported as being in
your built but not being in the lists. That is _not_ incorrect,
in this case.)
hack to enable this to work when included from a different directory.
Idea: if the crunchgen(1) child were to cd to the target directory
just prior to executing its manufactured Makefile, then problems
like this might not occur.
