branches: 1.12.32;
Consistently use "netbsd-XXXXX" instead of "netbsd.XXXXX".

Merge kernel-ramdisk & kernel-rescue into instkernel, now that
../../common/Makefile.mdset supports building multiple copies of the
same kernel (as long as they're to separate filenames).
Now there's no need to set FLOPPYKERNDIR, as it now defaults to instkernel.

we don't want "rescue-tiny.fs.fs" ...

- Convert to using distrib/common/buildfloppies.sh, which can build both
single and multi-volume floppies in better fashion that the crufty
shell commands in the various Makefiles.
- Move fdset* -> bootfloppy*, as that's more consistent

Use 3rd argument of MDSETTARGETS to change name of the rescue kernels
from netbsd.INSTALL_{SMALL,TINY} to netbsd.RESCUE_{SMALL,TINY}.
Go back to installing copies of these in the release directory.

Yet Another Cleanup:
- factor more stuff into common/Makefile.*
- use NDWO makefile layout
- don't always rebuild bootfloppy-* and fdset-* stuff. (mmm, dependencies)
- add .WAIT sync in top level Makefile

Use ${PRINTOBJDIR}.

since we have ${TOP}, use it...

Major overhaul, to enable unprivileged (cross) building, removing the
requirement to build as root on a system with vnconfig.


Use ${KERNSRCDIR} and ${_SRC_TOP_} where appropriate

Remove now-obsolete:
list2sh.awk runlist.sh bootfloppy-common/list

Bootfloppy-*/Makefile: don't need to set DISKTYPE or BLOCK8K any more

Rename bootfloppy-common/Makefile.inc to common/Makefile.bootfloppy
and fdset-common/Makefile.inc to common/Makefile.fdset
This uses makefs instead of vnconfig and disklabel, thus removing the
need for root privileges to build these floppies..

Add common/Makefile.ramdisk, to simplify ramdisk-*/Makefile.
Uses shared ${_SRC_TOP_}/distrib/common/Makefile.crunch and
${_SRC_TOP_}/distrib/common/Makefile.image to even further simply things.

Migrate ramdisk-*/dot.profile to a shared common/dot.profile, which
detects whether it's an install or rescue profile based on the existance
of /sysinst. Remove /dev generation code as init(8) now does that for us.

Migrate common parts of */list to a shared common/list.ramdisk.
Convert ramdisk-*/list to new format used by distrib/common/parselist.awk
Don't bother running pwd_mkdb now that libhack's getpwent parses
/etc/master.passwd instead of /etc/passwd.

Migrate ramdisk-*/mtree.conf to a shared common/mtree.conf, which is now a
new full-path-style specfile.

Remove ramdisk-*/ramdiskbin.conf as it's now automatically generated
from ramdisk-*/list by parselist.awk.

Migrate ramdisk-*/termcap.mini to a shared common/termcap.mini.

Remove unused ramdisk-{small,tiny}/disktab.preinstall.

Use .for loops in kernel-*/Makefile to simply defining mostly-duplicated
targets.

ramdisk-*/Makefile: convert to using common/Makefile.ramdisk

Remove unused ramdisk-*/dot.hdprofile.

branches: 1.3.2;
Rearrange bootfloppies. The idea is that "rescue" tools go on the
floppies as long as they fit, but they are the first to be sacrificed
if space is short, and get moved to a seperate rescue floppy.

This means that the default fdset and the 2.88M image have them,
but others (the "small" and "tiny" floppies) do not.

Sysinst is also back on the "tiny" image, and tested to be working
within 4M.

Fix the previous in another way:

o Wave goodbye to INSTALL_SMALL-based boot image (it was originally
built for 5.25" media, but isn't anymore).
o Make a separate ramdisk image for the INSTALL_TINY image,
using the old script-based installer (not fixed/checked at the moment).
However, at least tweak the profile scripts to start it instead of sysinst.
Also remove ping6 and rtsol from ramdisk compared to original; the
INSTALL_TINY image doesn't have INET6.
o Add dump/restore back into both ramdisk images.
o Add scsictl and chio to the normal ramdisk image (INSTALL-based fdset)
o With dump/restore reinstated, remove the rescue-* and ramdisk-rescue
directories.

So, we're now back to having the recovery tools on the same image as
the boot media images.

Add construction of three types of "rescue" images, based on the
boot images.

The difference compared to the boot images is that these do not contain
sysinst, but do on the other hand contain dump/rdump, restore/rrestore,
scsictl and chio in addition to the other stuff already on the install
floppies.

The images built are
rescue1.fs
rescue2.fs Based on the full INSTALL kernel, on two floppies
rescue-sm.fs Based on INSTALL_SMALL
rescue-ti.fs Based on INSTALL_TINY