stop building unused dhclient

replaced by dhcpleased in 2021, no install media ships dhclient anymore.

OK florian

enter new dirs

Add tee(1) to the ramdisk filesystem and use it to provide both a
moving progress bar during auto upgrade/install and a clean log
afterwards. ok deraadt@

add growfs(8) to ramdisk

Some resizing scenarios can be done from within single user mode, but
resizing the root partition required you to bring your own growfs(8)
binary into the ramdisk environment. This commit adds growfs(8) to the
ramdisks (the ones that don't have space constraints) to simplify such
operations.

OK deraadt@

hook up slaacd to the installer on media where we have INET6

enter ftp-ssl also

ping6(8) is now a hardlink to ping(8).
The instbin stuff looks good to deraadt@

Retire zaurus, as it hasn't made the EABI jump and will be permanently broken
shortly when we use the hardware thread register in userland

add a special edition doas that only lets root drop privs.
maybe the installer can use something like this, wink wink.
ok deraadt

pwd_mkdb now fits onto the install media. no more chroot games.

more -> less; not less -> more

expr no longer needed on media, because the scripts always use ksh builtins.
halex, rpe, and todd cleared the way for this.

enter chroot

encrypt should easily fit onto the media now. this will be done step by step.

/bin and /sbin are moving towards static PIE, so on many architectures
the PIC .o files are unsuitable for static "instbin". This adds more
work at build time, but the result will be optimized for size.

+ eeprom

build a non-portmap/mountd speaking umount, which shrinks the libc
requirements on non-NFS install media

enter installboot

Butcher a smaller tar/pax here, which has no cpio support
ok guenther

we need to build a ztscale stub for zaurus media.

Switch to using the base sha256 command, rather than some customized
abomination.
install.sub chunk tested by rpe

enter md5 directory

In the new PIE world, all dynamic binaries (for instance those found
in usr.bin and usr.sbin on the install media) must be re-compiled non-PIE
(here, in the special directory) so that crunchgen can reuse them. This
issue is most acute on i386, which has register pressure, and does weird
things for PIE.
thanks for matthew for helping figure this out.

Build sed in distrib/ just like everything else. Simplifies PIE work since
we can now use NOPIE= for it. Note that NOPIE= is still a no-op atm.

ok deraadt@

Get rid of special binaries which are no longer necesssary.
Note: more stays, though we currently use less on the media -- that is
because if less grows too fat in the future, we would be able to switch
to more.
Discussed with nicm.

Add SMALL infrastructure to ping.

ok mcbride@ sthen@

Make a -DSMALL version of date(1) for the media

use the special versions of ed(1), mt(1), and restore(8) which are a lot
smaller
ok guenther

sort list

Use sysctl -n hw.disknames instead of the custom disknames program

A very small sha256 program for the base media. Use it by piping data
through it... input | sha256 outfile | output, then check the contents
of outfile after.

build our own newfs binary for the media -- without MFS support -- to
save space.

put the disknames command on all install media (hope i did not miss any) ok krw@

fake no-op install target

activate libstubs (setlocale + dbopen)

okay deraadt@

replace dd with NO_CONV version.
okay deraadt@

enter ifconfig

Todd forgot to make obj there

special/gzip is smart enough to grovel in usr.bin/compress for what it
needs. This is better than putting a compress link on each media; saves
us a few bytes

enter more

Add less to list so clean/obj work correctly.

kbd setting code for the installer. smat@acm.org, miod, and krw. Minimal
last minute tweaks to it by me, but you can trust me, right?

new grep, smaller, makes for better floppies, i hope?

smaller dmesg

Add special init

dhclient for the install floppy

$OpenBSD$

generalize Todd's work for ftp/pppd/rsh to ramdisks and miniroots on all
architectures.

enter new dirs

Add tee(1) to the ramdisk filesystem and use it to provide both a
moving progress bar during auto upgrade/install and a clean log
afterwards. ok deraadt@

add growfs(8) to ramdisk

Some resizing scenarios can be done from within single user mode, but
resizing the root partition required you to bring your own growfs(8)
binary into the ramdisk environment. This commit adds growfs(8) to the
ramdisks (the ones that don't have space constraints) to simplify such
operations.

OK deraadt@

hook up slaacd to the installer on media where we have INET6

enter ftp-ssl also

ping6(8) is now a hardlink to ping(8).
The instbin stuff looks good to deraadt@

Retire zaurus, as it hasn't made the EABI jump and will be permanently broken
shortly when we use the hardware thread register in userland

add a special edition doas that only lets root drop privs.
maybe the installer can use something like this, wink wink.
ok deraadt

pwd_mkdb now fits onto the install media. no more chroot games.

more -> less; not less -> more

expr no longer needed on media, because the scripts always use ksh builtins.
halex, rpe, and todd cleared the way for this.

enter chroot

encrypt should easily fit onto the media now. this will be done step by step.

/bin and /sbin are moving towards static PIE, so on many architectures
the PIC .o files are unsuitable for static "instbin". This adds more
work at build time, but the result will be optimized for size.

+ eeprom

build a non-portmap/mountd speaking umount, which shrinks the libc
requirements on non-NFS install media

enter installboot

Butcher a smaller tar/pax here, which has no cpio support
ok guenther

we need to build a ztscale stub for zaurus media.

Switch to using the base sha256 command, rather than some customized
abomination.
install.sub chunk tested by rpe

enter md5 directory

In the new PIE world, all dynamic binaries (for instance those found
in usr.bin and usr.sbin on the install media) must be re-compiled non-PIE
(here, in the special directory) so that crunchgen can reuse them. This
issue is most acute on i386, which has register pressure, and does weird
things for PIE.
thanks for matthew for helping figure this out.

Build sed in distrib/ just like everything else. Simplifies PIE work since
we can now use NOPIE= for it. Note that NOPIE= is still a no-op atm.

ok deraadt@

Get rid of special binaries which are no longer necesssary.
Note: more stays, though we currently use less on the media -- that is
because if less grows too fat in the future, we would be able to switch
to more.
Discussed with nicm.

Add SMALL infrastructure to ping.

ok mcbride@ sthen@

Make a -DSMALL version of date(1) for the media

use the special versions of ed(1), mt(1), and restore(8) which are a lot
smaller
ok guenther

sort list

Use sysctl -n hw.disknames instead of the custom disknames program

A very small sha256 program for the base media. Use it by piping data
through it... input | sha256 outfile | output, then check the contents
of outfile after.

build our own newfs binary for the media -- without MFS support -- to
save space.

put the disknames command on all install media (hope i did not miss any) ok krw@

fake no-op install target

activate libstubs (setlocale + dbopen)

okay deraadt@

replace dd with NO_CONV version.
okay deraadt@

enter ifconfig

Todd forgot to make obj there

special/gzip is smart enough to grovel in usr.bin/compress for what it
needs. This is better than putting a compress link on each media; saves
us a few bytes

enter more

Add less to list so clean/obj work correctly.

kbd setting code for the installer. smat@acm.org, miod, and krw. Minimal
last minute tweaks to it by me, but you can trust me, right?

new grep, smaller, makes for better floppies, i hope?

smaller dmesg

Add special init

dhclient for the install floppy

$OpenBSD$

generalize Todd's work for ftp/pppd/rsh to ramdisks and miniroots on all
architectures.

Add tee(1) to the ramdisk filesystem and use it to provide both a
moving progress bar during auto upgrade/install and a clean log
afterwards. ok deraadt@

add growfs(8) to ramdisk

Some resizing scenarios can be done from within single user mode, but
resizing the root partition required you to bring your own growfs(8)
binary into the ramdisk environment. This commit adds growfs(8) to the
ramdisks (the ones that don't have space constraints) to simplify such
operations.

OK deraadt@

hook up slaacd to the installer on media where we have INET6

enter ftp-ssl also

ping6(8) is now a hardlink to ping(8).
The instbin stuff looks good to deraadt@

Retire zaurus, as it hasn't made the EABI jump and will be permanently broken
shortly when we use the hardware thread register in userland

add a special edition doas that only lets root drop privs.
maybe the installer can use something like this, wink wink.
ok deraadt

pwd_mkdb now fits onto the install media. no more chroot games.

more -> less; not less -> more

expr no longer needed on media, because the scripts always use ksh builtins.
halex, rpe, and todd cleared the way for this.

enter chroot

encrypt should easily fit onto the media now. this will be done step by step.

/bin and /sbin are moving towards static PIE, so on many architectures
the PIC .o files are unsuitable for static "instbin". This adds more
work at build time, but the result will be optimized for size.

+ eeprom

build a non-portmap/mountd speaking umount, which shrinks the libc
requirements on non-NFS install media

enter installboot

Butcher a smaller tar/pax here, which has no cpio support
ok guenther

we need to build a ztscale stub for zaurus media.

Switch to using the base sha256 command, rather than some customized
abomination.
install.sub chunk tested by rpe

enter md5 directory

In the new PIE world, all dynamic binaries (for instance those found
in usr.bin and usr.sbin on the install media) must be re-compiled non-PIE
(here, in the special directory) so that crunchgen can reuse them. This
issue is most acute on i386, which has register pressure, and does weird
things for PIE.
thanks for matthew for helping figure this out.

Build sed in distrib/ just like everything else. Simplifies PIE work since
we can now use NOPIE= for it. Note that NOPIE= is still a no-op atm.

ok deraadt@

Get rid of special binaries which are no longer necesssary.
Note: more stays, though we currently use less on the media -- that is
because if less grows too fat in the future, we would be able to switch
to more.
Discussed with nicm.

Add SMALL infrastructure to ping.

ok mcbride@ sthen@

Make a -DSMALL version of date(1) for the media

use the special versions of ed(1), mt(1), and restore(8) which are a lot
smaller
ok guenther

sort list

Use sysctl -n hw.disknames instead of the custom disknames program

A very small sha256 program for the base media. Use it by piping data
through it... input | sha256 outfile | output, then check the contents
of outfile after.

build our own newfs binary for the media -- without MFS support -- to
save space.

put the disknames command on all install media (hope i did not miss any) ok krw@

fake no-op install target

activate libstubs (setlocale + dbopen)

okay deraadt@

replace dd with NO_CONV version.
okay deraadt@

enter ifconfig

Todd forgot to make obj there

special/gzip is smart enough to grovel in usr.bin/compress for what it
needs. This is better than putting a compress link on each media; saves
us a few bytes

enter more

Add less to list so clean/obj work correctly.

kbd setting code for the installer. smat@acm.org, miod, and krw. Minimal
last minute tweaks to it by me, but you can trust me, right?

new grep, smaller, makes for better floppies, i hope?

smaller dmesg

Add special init

dhclient for the install floppy

$OpenBSD$

generalize Todd's work for ftp/pppd/rsh to ramdisks and miniroots on all
architectures.

add growfs(8) to ramdisk

Some resizing scenarios can be done from within single user mode, but
resizing the root partition required you to bring your own growfs(8)
binary into the ramdisk environment. This commit adds growfs(8) to the
ramdisks (the ones that don't have space constraints) to simplify such
operations.

OK deraadt@

hook up slaacd to the installer on media where we have INET6

enter ftp-ssl also

ping6(8) is now a hardlink to ping(8).
The instbin stuff looks good to deraadt@

Retire zaurus, as it hasn't made the EABI jump and will be permanently broken
shortly when we use the hardware thread register in userland

add a special edition doas that only lets root drop privs.
maybe the installer can use something like this, wink wink.
ok deraadt

pwd_mkdb now fits onto the install media. no more chroot games.

more -> less; not less -> more

expr no longer needed on media, because the scripts always use ksh builtins.
halex, rpe, and todd cleared the way for this.

enter chroot

encrypt should easily fit onto the media now. this will be done step by step.

/bin and /sbin are moving towards static PIE, so on many architectures
the PIC .o files are unsuitable for static "instbin". This adds more
work at build time, but the result will be optimized for size.

+ eeprom

build a non-portmap/mountd speaking umount, which shrinks the libc
requirements on non-NFS install media

enter installboot

Butcher a smaller tar/pax here, which has no cpio support
ok guenther

we need to build a ztscale stub for zaurus media.

Switch to using the base sha256 command, rather than some customized
abomination.
install.sub chunk tested by rpe

enter md5 directory

In the new PIE world, all dynamic binaries (for instance those found
in usr.bin and usr.sbin on the install media) must be re-compiled non-PIE
(here, in the special directory) so that crunchgen can reuse them. This
issue is most acute on i386, which has register pressure, and does weird
things for PIE.
thanks for matthew for helping figure this out.

Build sed in distrib/ just like everything else. Simplifies PIE work since
we can now use NOPIE= for it. Note that NOPIE= is still a no-op atm.

ok deraadt@

Get rid of special binaries which are no longer necesssary.
Note: more stays, though we currently use less on the media -- that is
because if less grows too fat in the future, we would be able to switch
to more.
Discussed with nicm.

Add SMALL infrastructure to ping.

ok mcbride@ sthen@

Make a -DSMALL version of date(1) for the media

use the special versions of ed(1), mt(1), and restore(8) which are a lot
smaller
ok guenther

sort list

Use sysctl -n hw.disknames instead of the custom disknames program

A very small sha256 program for the base media. Use it by piping data
through it... input | sha256 outfile | output, then check the contents
of outfile after.

build our own newfs binary for the media -- without MFS support -- to
save space.

put the disknames command on all install media (hope i did not miss any) ok krw@

fake no-op install target

activate libstubs (setlocale + dbopen)

okay deraadt@

replace dd with NO_CONV version.
okay deraadt@

enter ifconfig

Todd forgot to make obj there

special/gzip is smart enough to grovel in usr.bin/compress for what it
needs. This is better than putting a compress link on each media; saves
us a few bytes

enter more

Add less to list so clean/obj work correctly.

kbd setting code for the installer. smat@acm.org, miod, and krw. Minimal
last minute tweaks to it by me, but you can trust me, right?

new grep, smaller, makes for better floppies, i hope?

smaller dmesg

Add special init

dhclient for the install floppy

$OpenBSD$

generalize Todd's work for ftp/pppd/rsh to ramdisks and miniroots on all
architectures.