1 /* $NetBSD: msg.mi.en,v 1.54 2025/07/25 17:28:50 martin Exp $ */ 2 3 /* 4 * Copyright 1997 Piermont Information Systems Inc. 5 * All rights reserved. 6 * 7 * Written by Philip A. Nelson for Piermont Information Systems Inc. 8 * 9 * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without 10 * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions 11 * are met: 12 * 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright 13 * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer. 14 * 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright 15 * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the 16 * documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution. 17 * 3. 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BE 25 * LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR 26 * CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF 27 * SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS 28 * INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN 29 * CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) 30 * ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF 31 * THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 32 * 33 */ 34 35 /* MI Message catalog -- english, machine independent */ 36 37 message sysinst_message_language 38 {Installation messages in English} 39 40 message sysinst_message_locale 41 {en_US.ISO8859-1} 42 43 message out_of_memory {Out of memory!} 44 message Yes {Yes} 45 message No {No} 46 message All {All} 47 message Some {Some} 48 message None {None} 49 message none {none} 50 message OK {OK} 51 message ok {ok} 52 message On {On} 53 message Off {Off} 54 message unchanged {unchanged} 55 message Delete {Delete?} 56 57 message install 58 {install} 59 60 message reinstall 61 {reinstall sets for} 62 63 message upgrade 64 {upgrade} 65 66 message hello 67 {NetBSD/@@MACHINE@@ @@VERSION@@ 68 69 This menu-driven tool is designed to help you install NetBSD to a hard 70 disk, or upgrade an existing NetBSD system, with a minimum of work. 71 In the following menus type the reference letter (a, b, c, ...) to 72 select an item, or type CTRL+N/CTRL+P to select the next/previous item. 73 The arrow keys and Page-up/Page-down may also work. 74 Activate the current selection from the menu by typing the enter key. 75 } 76 77 message thanks 78 {Thank you for using NetBSD! 79 } 80 81 message installusure 82 {You have chosen to install NetBSD on your hard disk. This will change 83 information on your hard disk. You should have made a full backup 84 before this procedure! This procedure will do the following things: 85 a) Partition your disk 86 b) Create new BSD file systems 87 c) Load and install distribution sets 88 d) Some initial system configuration 89 90 (After you enter the partition information but before your disk is 91 changed, you will have the opportunity to quit this procedure.) 92 93 Shall we continue? 94 } 95 96 message upgradeusure 97 {Ok, let's upgrade NetBSD on your hard disk. As always, this will 98 change information on your hard disk. You should have made a full backup 99 before this procedure! Do you really want to upgrade NetBSD? 100 (This is your last warning before this procedure starts modifying your 101 disks.) 102 } 103 104 message reinstallusure 105 {Ok, let's unpack the NetBSD distribution sets to a bootable hard disk. 106 This procedure just fetches and unpacks sets onto a pre-partitioned 107 bootable disk. It does not label disks, upgrade bootblocks, or save 108 any existing configuration info. (Quit and choose `install' or 109 `upgrade' if you want those options.) You should have already done an 110 `install' or `upgrade' before starting this procedure! 111 112 Do you really want to reinstall NetBSD distribution sets? 113 (This is your last warning before this procedure starts modifying your 114 disks.) 115 } 116 117 message mount_failed 118 {Mounting %s failed. Continue? 119 } 120 121 message nodisk 122 {I can not find any hard disks for use by NetBSD. You will be 123 returned to the original menu. 124 } 125 126 message onedisk 127 {I found only one disk, %s. 128 Therefore I assume you want to %s NetBSD on it. 129 } 130 131 message ask_disk 132 {On which disk do you want to %s NetBSD? 133 The most common disk types are: 134 - wd: SATA, ATA, or IDE 135 - sd: SCSI or removable USB disk 136 - ld: NVMe (e.g. M.2 card), SD/MMC card, or virtual disk 137 } 138 139 message Available_disks 140 {Available disks} 141 142 message Available_wedges {Existing "wedges"} 143 144 message heads 145 {heads} 146 147 message sectors 148 {sectors} 149 150 message mountpoint 151 {mount point (or '-')} 152 153 message cylname 154 {cyl} 155 156 message secname 157 {sec} 158 159 message megname 160 {MB} 161 162 message gigname 163 {GB} 164 165 /* Called with: Example 166 * $0 = device name wd0 167 * $1 = partitioning scheme name Guid Partition Table 168 * $2 = short version of $1 GPT 169 * $3 = disk size for NetBSD 3TB 170 * $4 = full install size min. 127M 171 * $5 = install with X min. 427M 172 */ 173 message layout_prologue_none 174 {You can use a simple editor to set the sizes of the NetBSD partitions, 175 or apply the default partition sizes and contents.} 176 177 /* Called with: Example 178 * $0 = device name wd0 179 * $1 = partitioning scheme name Guid Partition Table 180 * $2 = short version of $1 GPT 181 * $3 = disk size for NetBSD 3TB 182 * $4 = full install size min. 127M 183 * $5 = install with X min. 427M 184 */ 185 186 message layout_prologue_existing 187 {If you do not want to use the existing partitions, you can 188 use a simple editor to set the sizes of the NetBSD partitions, 189 or remove existing ones and apply the default partition sizes.} 190 191 /* Called with: Example 192 * $0 = device name wd0 193 * $1 = partitioning scheme name Guid Partition Table 194 * $2 = short version of $1 GPT 195 * $3 = disk size for NetBSD 3TB 196 * $4 = full install size min. 127M 197 * $5 = install with X min. 427M 198 */ 199 message layout_main 200 { 201 202 You will then be given the opportunity to change any of the partition 203 details. 204 205 The NetBSD (or free) part of your disk ($0) is $3. 206 207 A full installation requires at least $4 without X and 208 at least $5 if the X sets are included.} 209 210 message Choose_your_size_specifier 211 {Choosing mega- or gigabytes will give partition sizes close 212 to your choice, but aligned to cylinder boundaries. 213 Choosing sectors will allow you to more accurately specify 214 the sizes. On most disks, there is little to gain from 215 cylinder alignment. On very old disks, it is most efficient 216 to choose partition sizes that are exact multiples of your actual 217 cylinder size. 218 219 Choose your size specifier} 220 221 message ptnsizes 222 {You can now change the sizes for the system partitions. The default is 223 to allocate all the space to the root file system. However, you may wish 224 to have separate /usr (additional system files), /var (log files etc) 225 or /home (users' home directories) file systems. 226 227 Free space will be added to the partition marked with a '+'.} 228 229 /* Called with: Example 230 * $0 = list of marker explanations '=' existining, '@' external 231 */ 232 message ptnsizes_markers {Other markers: $0 partition.} 233 message ptnsizes_mark_existing {'=' existing} 234 message ptnsizes_mark_external {'@' external} 235 236 message ptnheaders_size {Size} 237 message ptnheaders_filesystem {Filesystem} 238 239 message askfsmount 240 {Mount point (empty to cancel)?} 241 242 message askfssize 243 {Size for %s in %s?} 244 245 message askunits 246 {Change input units (sectors/cylinders/MB/GB)} 247 248 message NetBSD_partition_cant_change 249 {NetBSD partition} 250 251 message Whole_disk_cant_change 252 {Whole disk} 253 254 message Boot_partition_cant_change 255 {Boot partition} 256 257 message add_another_ptn 258 {Add a user defined partition} 259 260 /* Called with: Example 261 * $0 = free space 1.4 262 * $1 = size unit GB 263 */ 264 message fssizesok 265 {Go on. Free space $0 $1.} 266 267 /* Called with: Example 268 * $0 = missing space 1.4 269 * $1 = size unit GB 270 */ 271 message fssizesbad 272 {Abort. Not enough space, $0 $1 missing!} 273 274 message startoutsidedisk 275 {The start value you specified is beyond the end of the disk. 276 } 277 278 message endoutsidedisk 279 {With this value, the partition end is beyond the end of the disk. 280 Your partition size has been truncated.} 281 282 /* Called with: Example 283 * $0 = device name wd0 284 * $1 = partitioning scheme name Master Boot Record (MBR) 285 * $2 = short version of $1 MBR 286 * $3 = disk size 3TB 287 * $4 = size limit 2TB 288 */ 289 message toobigdisklabel 290 { 291 This disk ($0) is too large ($3) for a $2 partition table (max $4), 292 hence only the start of the disk is usable. 293 } 294 295 message cvtscheme_hdr {What would you like to do to the existing partitions?} 296 message cvtscheme_keep {keep (use only part of disk)} 297 message cvtscheme_delete {delete (all data will be lost!)} 298 message cvtscheme_convert {convert to another partitioning method} 299 message cvtscheme_abort {abort} 300 message cvtscheme_error 301 {Could not convert all partitions} 302 303 /* Called with: Example 304 * $0 = device name wd0 305 * $1 = partitioning scheme name BSD disklabel 306 * $2 = short version of $1 disklabel 307 * $3 = optional install flag (I)nstall, 308 * $4 = additional flags description (B)ootable 309 * $5 = total size 2TB 310 * $6 = free size 244MB 311 */ 312 message fspart 313 {We now have your $2 partitions for $0 below. 314 This is your last chance to change them. 315 316 Flags: $3(N)ewfs$4. Total size: $5, free: $6} 317 318 message ptnheaders_start {Start} 319 message ptnheaders_end {End} 320 message ptnheaders_fstype {FS type} 321 322 message partition_sizes_ok 323 {Partition sizes ok} 324 325 message edfspart 326 {The current values for this partition are 327 displayed below. 328 329 Select the field you wish to change:} 330 331 message ptn_newfs {newfs} 332 message ptn_mount {mount} 333 message ptn_mount_options {mount options} 334 message ptn_mountpt {mount point} 335 336 message toggle 337 {Toggle} 338 339 message restore 340 {Restore original values} 341 342 message Select_the_type 343 {Select the type} 344 345 message other_types 346 {other types} 347 348 /* Called with: Example 349 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 350 * $1 = maximum allowed 4292098047 351 * $2 = size unit MB 352 */ 353 message label_size_head 354 {Special values that can be entered for the size value: 355 -1: use until the end} 356 357 /* Called with: Example 358 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 359 * $1 = maximum allowed 4292098047 360 * $2 = size unit MB 361 */ 362 message label_size_part_hint 363 { $0: use until the given partition} 364 365 366 /* Called with: Example 367 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 368 * $1 = maximum allowed 4292098047 369 * $2 = size unit MB 370 */ 371 message label_size_tail {Size (max $1 $2)} 372 373 /* Called with: Example 374 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 375 * $1 = valid free space shortcuts f-h 376 * $2 = size unit MB 377 */ 378 message label_offset_head 379 {Special values that can be entered for the offset value: 380 -1: start at the beginning} 381 382 /* Called with: Example 383 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 384 * $1 = valid free space shortcuts f-h 385 * $2 = size unit MB 386 */ 387 message label_offset_part_hint 388 { $0: start at the end of given partition} 389 390 /* Called with: Example 391 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 392 * $1 = valid free space shortcuts f-h 393 * $2 = size unit MB 394 */ 395 message label_offset_space_hint 396 { $1: start at the beginning of given free space} 397 398 /* Called with: Example 399 * $0 = valid partition shortcuts a-e 400 * $1 = valid free space shortcuts f-h 401 * $2 = size unit MB 402 */ 403 message label_offset_tail {Start ($2)} 404 405 message invalid_sector_number 406 {Badly formed number} 407 408 message packname 409 {Please enter a name for your NetBSD disk} 410 411 message lastchance 412 {Ok, we are now ready to install NetBSD on your hard disk (%s). Nothing has been 413 written yet. This is your last chance to quit this process before anything 414 gets changed. 415 416 Shall we continue? 417 } 418 419 message disksetupdone 420 {Ok, the first part of the procedure is finished. Sysinst has 421 written a disklabel to the target disk, and newfs'ed and fsck'ed 422 the new partitions you specified for the target disk. 423 } 424 425 message disksetupdoneupdate 426 {Ok, the first part of the procedure is finished. Sysinst has 427 written a disklabel to the target disk, and fsck'ed the new 428 partitions you specified for the target disk. 429 } 430 431 message openfail 432 {Could not open %s, error message was: %s. 433 } 434 435 /* Called with: Example 436 * $0 = device name /dev/wd0a 437 * $1 = mount path /usr 438 */ 439 message mountfail 440 {mount of device $0 on $1 failed. 441 } 442 443 message extractcomplete 444 {The extraction of the selected sets for NetBSD-@@VERSION@@ is complete. 445 The system is now able to boot from the selected hard disk. To complete 446 the installation, sysinst will give you the opportunity to configure 447 some essential things first. 448 } 449 450 message instcomplete 451 {The installation of NetBSD-@@VERSION@@ is now complete. The system 452 should boot from hard disk. Follow the instructions in the INSTALL 453 document about final configuration of your system. We also recommend 454 reading the afterboot(8) manpage; it contains a list of things to be 455 checked after the first complete boot. 456 457 At a minimum, you should edit /etc/rc.conf to match your needs. See 458 /etc/defaults/rc.conf for the default values. 459 } 460 461 message upgrcomplete 462 {The upgrade to NetBSD-@@VERSION@@ is now complete. You will 463 now need to follow the instructions in the INSTALL document as to 464 what you need to do to get your system reconfigured for your situation. 465 Remember to (re)read the afterboot(8) manpage as it may contain new 466 items since your last upgrade. 467 } 468 469 470 message unpackcomplete 471 {Unpacking additional release sets of NetBSD-@@VERSION@@ is now complete. 472 You will now need to follow the instructions in the INSTALL document 473 to get your system reconfigured for your situation. 474 The afterboot(8) manpage can also be of some help. 475 476 If you unpacked the etc set, you will need to edit /etc/rc.conf to get a 477 multi-user system. At a minimum, you will need to change rc_configured=NO 478 to rc_configured=YES. 479 } 480 481 message distmedium 482 {Your disk is now ready for installing the kernel and the distribution 483 sets. As noted in your INSTALL notes, you have several options. For 484 ftp or nfs, you must be connected to a network with access to the proper 485 machines. 486 487 Sets selected %d, processed %d, Next set %s. 488 489 } 490 491 message distset 492 {The NetBSD distribution is broken into a collection of distribution 493 sets. There are some basic sets that are needed by all installations 494 and there are some other sets that are optional. You may choose to install 495 a core set (Minimal installation), all of them (Full installation), or a custom 496 group of sets (Custom installation). 497 } 498 499 /* Called with: Example 500 * $0 = sets suffix .tgz 501 * $1 = URL protocol used ftp 502 */ 503 message ftpsource 504 {The following are the $1 site, directory, user, and password that 505 will be used. If "user" is "ftp", then the password is not needed. 506 507 } 508 509 message email 510 {e-mail address} 511 512 message dev 513 {device} 514 515 /* Called with: Example 516 * $0 = sets suffix .tgz 517 */ 518 message nfssource 519 {Enter the nfs host and server directory where the distribution is located. 520 Remember, the directory should contain the $0 files and 521 must be nfs mountable. 522 523 } 524 525 message floppysource 526 {Enter the floppy device to be used and transfer directory on the target 527 file system. The set files must be in the root directory of the floppies. 528 529 } 530 531 /* Called with: Example 532 * $0 = sets suffix .tgz 533 */ 534 message cdromsource 535 {Enter the CDROM device to be used and directory on the CDROM where 536 the distribution is located. 537 Remember, the directory should contain the $0 files. 538 539 } 540 541 message No_cd_found 542 {Could not locate a CD medium in any drive with the distribution sets! 543 Enter the correct data manually, or insert a disk and retry. 544 } 545 546 message abort_install 547 {Cancel installation} 548 549 message source_sel_retry 550 {Back to source selection & retry} 551 552 message Available_cds 553 {Available CDs } 554 555 message ask_cd 556 {Multiple CDs found. Please select the one containing the install CD.} 557 558 message cd_path_not_found 559 {The installation sets have not been found at the default location on this 560 CD. Please check the device and path name.} 561 562 /* Called with: Example 563 * $0 = sets suffix .tgz 564 */ 565 message localfssource 566 {Enter the unmounted local device and directory on that device where 567 the distribution is located. 568 Remember, the directory should contain the $0 files. 569 570 } 571 572 /* Called with: Example 573 * $0 = sets suffix .tgz 574 */ 575 message localdir 576 {Enter the already-mounted local directory where the distribution is located. 577 Remember, the directory should contain the $0 files. 578 579 } 580 581 message filesys 582 {file system} 583 584 message nonet 585 {I can not find any network interfaces for use by NetBSD. You will be 586 returned to the previous menu. 587 } 588 589 message netup 590 {The following network interfaces are active: %s 591 Does one of them connect to the required server?} 592 593 message asknetdev 594 {Which network device would you like to use?} 595 596 message netdevs 597 {Available interfaces} 598 599 message netinfo 600 {To be able to use the network, we need answers to the following: 601 602 } 603 604 message net_domain 605 {Your DNS domain} 606 607 message net_host 608 {Your host name} 609 610 message net_ip 611 {Your IPv4 address} 612 613 message net_srv_ip 614 {Server IPv4 address} 615 616 message net_mask 617 {IPv4 Netmask} 618 619 message net_namesrv 620 {Your name server} 621 622 message net_defroute 623 {IPv4 gateway} 624 625 message net_media 626 {Network media type (empty to autoconfigure)} 627 628 message net_ssid 629 {Wi-Fi SSID?} 630 631 message net_passphrase 632 {Wi-Fi passphrase?} 633 634 message netok 635 {The following are the values you entered. 636 637 DNS Domain: %s 638 Host Name: %s 639 Nameserver: %s 640 Primary Interface: %s 641 Media type: %s 642 Host IP: %s 643 Netmask: %s 644 IPv4 Gateway: %s 645 } 646 647 message netok_slip 648 {The following are the values you entered. Are they OK? 649 650 DNS Domain: %s 651 Host Name: %s 652 Nameserver: %s 653 Primary Interface: %s 654 Media type: %s 655 Host IP: %s 656 Server IP: %s 657 Netmask: %s 658 IPv4 Gateway: %s 659 } 660 661 message netokv6 662 {IPv6 autoconf: %s 663 } 664 665 message netok_ok 666 {Are they OK?} 667 668 message wait_network 669 { 670 Waiting while network interface comes up. 671 } 672 673 message resolv 674 {Could not create /etc/resolv.conf. Install aborted. 675 } 676 677 /* Called with: Example 678 * $0 = target prefix /target 679 * $1 = error message No such file or directory 680 */ 681 message realdir 682 {Could not change to directory $0: $1. 683 Install aborted.} 684 685 message delete_xfer_file 686 {Delete after install} 687 688 /* Called with: Example 689 * $0 = set name base 690 */ 691 message notarfile 692 {Release set $0 does not exist.} 693 694 message endtarok 695 {All selected distribution sets unpacked successfully.} 696 697 message endtar 698 {There were problems unpacking distribution sets. 699 Your installation is incomplete. 700 701 You selected %d distribution sets. %d sets couldn't be found 702 and %d were skipped after an error occurred. Of the %d 703 that were attempted, %d unpacked without errors and %d with errors. 704 705 Aborting installation. Please recheck your distribution source 706 and consider reinstalling sets from the main menu.} 707 708 message abort_inst {Install aborted.} 709 message abort_part {Partitioning aborted.} 710 711 message abortinst 712 {The distribution was not successfully loaded. You will need to proceed 713 by hand. Installation aborted. 714 } 715 716 message abortupgr 717 {The distribution was not successfully loaded. You will need to proceed 718 by hand. Upgrade aborted. 719 } 720 721 message abortunpack 722 {Unpacking additional sets was not successful. You will need to 723 proceed by hand, or choose a different source for release sets and try 724 again. 725 } 726 727 message createfstab 728 {There is a big problem! Can not create /mnt/etc/fstab. Bailing out! 729 } 730 731 732 message noetcfstab 733 {Help! No /etc/fstab in target disk %s. Aborting upgrade. 734 } 735 736 message badetcfstab 737 {Help! Can't parse /etc/fstab in target disk %s. Aborting upgrade. 738 } 739 740 message X_oldexists 741 {I cannot save %s/bin/X as %s/bin/X.old, because the 742 target disk already has an %s/bin/X.old. Please fix this before 743 continuing. 744 745 One way is to start a shell from the Utilities menu, examine the 746 target %s/bin/X and %s/bin/X.old. If 747 %s/bin/X.old is from a completed upgrade, you can rm -f 748 %s/bin/X.old and restart. Or if %s/bin/X.old is from 749 a recent, incomplete upgrade, you can rm -f %s/bin/X and mv 750 %s/bin/X.old to %s/bin/X 751 752 Aborting upgrade.} 753 754 message netnotup 755 {There was a problem in setting up the network. Either your gateway 756 or your nameserver was not reachable by a ping. Do you want to 757 configure your network again? ("No" allows you to continue anyway 758 or abort the install process.) 759 } 760 761 message netnotup_continueanyway 762 {Would you like to continue the install process anyway, and assume 763 that the network is working? ("No" aborts the install process.) 764 } 765 766 message makedev 767 {Making device nodes ... 768 } 769 770 /* Called with: Example 771 * $0 = device name /dev/rwd0a 772 * $1 = file system type ffs 773 * $2 = error return code form fsck 8 774 */ 775 message badfs 776 {It appears that $0 is not a $1 file system or the fsck was 777 not successful. Try mounting it anyway? (Error number $2.) 778 } 779 780 message rootmissing 781 { target root is missing %s. 782 } 783 784 message badroot 785 {The completed new root file system failed a basic sanity check. 786 Are you sure you installed all the required sets? 787 } 788 789 message fd_type 790 {Floppy file system type} 791 792 message fdnotfound 793 {Could not find the file on the floppy. 794 } 795 796 message fdremount 797 {The floppy was not mounted successfully. 798 } 799 800 message fdmount 801 {Please load the floppy containing the file named "%s.%s". 802 803 If the set has no more disks, select "Set finished" to install the set. 804 Select "Abort fetch" to return to the install media selection menu. 805 } 806 807 message mntnetconfig 808 {Is the network information you entered accurate for this machine 809 in regular operation and do you want it installed in /etc? } 810 811 message cur_distsets 812 {The following is the list of distribution sets that will be used. 813 814 } 815 816 message cur_distsets_header 817 { Distribution set Selected 818 ---------------------------------- -------- 819 } 820 821 message set_base 822 {Base} 823 824 message set_base32 825 {Base 32-bit compatibility libraries} 826 827 message set_base64 828 {Base 64-bit compatibility libraries} 829 830 message set_system 831 {Configuration files (/etc)} 832 833 message set_compiler 834 {Compiler tools} 835 836 message set_dtb 837 {Devicetree hardware descriptions} 838 839 message set_games 840 {Games} 841 842 message set_gpufw 843 {Graphics driver firmware} 844 845 message set_man_pages 846 {Manual pages} 847 848 message set_man_pages_html 849 {Manual pages (HTML)} 850 851 message set_misc 852 {Miscellaneous} 853 854 message set_modules 855 {Kernel modules} 856 857 message set_rescue 858 {Recovery tools} 859 860 message set_tests 861 {Test programs} 862 863 message set_text_tools 864 {Text processing tools} 865 866 message set_X11 867 {X11 sets} 868 869 message set_X11_base 870 {X11 base and clients} 871 872 message set_X11_etc 873 {X11 configuration} 874 875 message set_X11_fonts 876 {X11 fonts} 877 878 message set_X11_servers 879 {X11 servers} 880 881 message set_X11_prog 882 {X11 programming} 883 884 message set_source 885 {Source and debug sets} 886 887 message set_syssrc 888 {Kernel sources} 889 890 message set_src 891 {Base sources} 892 893 message set_sharesrc 894 {Share sources} 895 896 message set_gnusrc 897 {GNU sources} 898 899 message set_xsrc 900 {X11 sources} 901 902 message set_debug 903 {Debug symbols} 904 905 message set_debug32 906 {Debug symbols (32-bit)} 907 908 message set_debug64 909 {Debug symbols (64-bit)} 910 911 message set_xdebug 912 {X11 debug symbols} 913 914 message select_all 915 {Select all the above sets} 916 917 message select_none 918 {Deselect all the above sets} 919 920 message install_selected_sets 921 {Install selected sets} 922 923 message tarerror 924 {There was an error in extracting the file %s. That means 925 some files were not extracted correctly and your system will not be 926 complete. 927 928 Continue extracting sets?} 929 930 /* Called with: Example 931 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 932 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 933 */ 934 message must_be_one_root 935 {There must be a single partition marked to be mounted on '/'.} 936 937 /* Called with: Example 938 * $0 = first partition description 70 - 90 MB, MSDOS 939 * $1 = second partition description 80 - 1500 MB, 4.2BSD 940 */ 941 message partitions_overlap 942 {partitions $0 and $1 overlap.} 943 944 message No_Bootcode 945 {No bootcode for specified FS type of root partition} 946 947 message cannot_ufs2_root 948 {Sorry, the root file system can't be FFSv2 due to lack of bootloader support 949 on this port.} 950 951 message edit_partitions_again 952 { 953 954 You can either edit the partition table by hand, or give up and return 955 to the main menu. 956 957 Edit the partition table again?} 958 959 /* Called with: Example 960 * $0 = missing file /some/path 961 */ 962 message config_open_error 963 {Could not open config file $0} 964 965 message choose_timezone 966 {Please choose the timezone that fits you best from the list below. 967 Press RETURN to select an entry. 968 Press 'x' followed by RETURN to quit the timezone selection. 969 970 Default: %s 971 Selected: %s 972 Local time: %s %s 973 } 974 975 message tz_back 976 { Back to main timezone list} 977 978 message swapactive 979 {The disk that you selected has a swap partition that may currently be 980 in use if your system is low on memory. Because you are going to 981 repartition this disk, this swap partition will be disabled now. Please 982 beware that this might lead to out of swap errors. Should you get such 983 an error, please restart the system and try again.} 984 985 message swapdelfailed 986 {Sysinst failed to deactivate the swap partition on the disk that you 987 chose for installation. Please reboot and try again.} 988 989 message rootpw 990 {The root password of the newly installed system has not yet been initialized, 991 and is thus empty. Do you want to set a root password for the system now?} 992 993 message force_rootpw 994 {The root password of the newly installed system has not yet been 995 initialized. 996 997 If you do not want to set a password, enter an empty line.} 998 999 message rootsh 1000 {You can now select which shell to use for the root user. The default is 1001 /bin/sh, but you may prefer another one.} 1002 1003 message no_root_fs 1004 { 1005 There is no defined root file system. You need to define at least 1006 one mount point with "/". 1007 1008 Press <return> to continue. 1009 } 1010 1011 message slattach { 1012 Enter slattach flags 1013 } 1014 1015 message Pick_an_option {Pick an option to turn on or off.} 1016 message Scripting {Scripting} 1017 message Logging {Logging} 1018 1019 message Status { Status: } 1020 message Command {Command: } 1021 message Running {Running} 1022 message Finished {Finished} 1023 message Command_failed {Command failed} 1024 message Command_ended_on_signal {Command ended on signal} 1025 1026 message NetBSD_VERSION_Install_System {NetBSD-@@VERSION@@ Install System} 1027 message Exit_Install_System {Exit Install System} 1028 message Install_NetBSD_to_hard_disk {Install NetBSD to hard disk} 1029 message Upgrade_NetBSD_on_a_hard_disk {Upgrade NetBSD on a hard disk} 1030 message Re_install_sets_or_install_additional_sets {Re-install sets or install additional sets} 1031 message Reboot_the_computer {Reboot the computer} 1032 message Utility_menu {Utility menu} 1033 message Config_menu {Config menu} 1034 message exit_utility_menu {Back to main menu} 1035 message exit_menu_generic {Exit} 1036 message NetBSD_VERSION_Utilities {NetBSD-@@VERSION@@ Utilities} 1037 message Run_bin_sh {Run /bin/sh} 1038 message Set_timezone {Set timezone} 1039 message Configure_network {Configure network} 1040 message Partition_a_disk {Partition a disk} 1041 message Logging_functions {Logging functions} 1042 message Halt_the_system {Halt the system} 1043 message yes_or_no {Yes or no?} 1044 message Hit_enter_to_continue {Hit enter to continue} 1045 message Choose_your_installation {Choose your installation} 1046 1047 /* Called with: Example 1048 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1049 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1050 */ 1051 message Keep_existing_partitions 1052 {Use existing $1 partitions} 1053 1054 /* Called with: Example 1055 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1056 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1057 */ 1058 message Set_Sizes {Set sizes of NetBSD partitions} 1059 1060 /* Called with: Example 1061 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1062 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1063 */ 1064 message Use_Default_Parts {Use default partition sizes} 1065 1066 /* Called with: Example 1067 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1068 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1069 */ 1070 message Use_Empty_Parts {Manually define partitions} 1071 1072 /* Called with: Example 1073 * $0 = current partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1074 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1075 */ 1076 message Use_Different_Part_Scheme 1077 {Delete everything, use different partitions (not $1)} 1078 1079 message Gigabytes {Gigabytes} 1080 message Megabytes {Megabytes} 1081 message Bytes {Bytes} 1082 message Cylinders {Cylinders} 1083 message Sectors {Sectors} 1084 message Select_medium {Install from} 1085 message ftp {FTP} 1086 message http {HTTP} 1087 message https {HTTPS} 1088 message nfs {NFS} 1089 .if HAVE_INSTALL_IMAGE 1090 message cdrom {CD-ROM / DVD / install image media} 1091 .else 1092 message cdrom {CD-ROM / DVD} 1093 .endif 1094 message floppy {Floppy} 1095 message local_fs {Unmounted fs} 1096 message local_dir {Local directory} 1097 message Select_your_distribution {Select your distribution} 1098 message Full_installation {Full installation} 1099 message Full_installation_nox {Installation without X11} 1100 message Minimal_installation {Minimal installation} 1101 message Custom_installation {Custom installation} 1102 message hidden {** hidden **} 1103 message Host {Host} 1104 message Base_dir {Base directory} 1105 message Set_dir_bin {Binary set directory} 1106 message Set_dir_src {Source set directory} 1107 message Dist_postfix {File extension} 1108 message Xfer_dir {Transfer directory} 1109 message transfer_method {Download via} 1110 message User {User} 1111 message Password {Password} 1112 message Proxy {Proxy} 1113 message Get_Distribution {Get Distribution} 1114 message Continue {Continue} 1115 message Prompt_Continue {Continue?} 1116 message What_do_you_want_to_do {What do you want to do?} 1117 message Try_again {Try again} 1118 message Set_finished {Set finished} 1119 message Skip_set {Skip set} 1120 message Skip_group {Skip set group} 1121 message Abandon {Abandon installation} 1122 message Abort_fetch {Abort fetch} 1123 message Device {Device} 1124 message File_system {File system} 1125 message Select_DNS_server { Select DNS server} 1126 message other {other } 1127 message Perform_autoconfiguration {Perform autoconfiguration?} 1128 message Root_shell {Root shell} 1129 message User_shell {User shell} 1130 message Color_scheme {Color scheme} 1131 message White_on_black {White on black} 1132 message Black_on_white {Black on white} 1133 message White_on_blue {White on blue} 1134 message Green_on_black {Green on black} 1135 1136 .if AOUT2ELF 1137 message aoutfail 1138 {The directory where the old a.out shared libraries should be moved to could 1139 not be created. Please try the upgrade procedure again and make sure you 1140 have mounted all file systems.} 1141 1142 message emulbackup 1143 {Either the /emul/aout or /emul directory on your system was a symbolic link 1144 pointing to an unmounted file system. It has been given a '.old' extension. 1145 Once you bring your upgraded system back up, you may need to take care 1146 of merging the newly created /emul/aout directory with the old one. 1147 } 1148 .endif 1149 1150 message oldsendmail 1151 {Sendmail is no longer in this release of NetBSD, default MTA is 1152 postfix. The file /etc/mailer.conf still chooses the removed 1153 sendmail. Do you want to upgrade /etc/mailer.conf automatically for 1154 postfix? If you choose "No" you will have to update /etc/mailer.conf 1155 yourself to ensure proper email delivery.} 1156 1157 message license 1158 {To use the network interface %s, you must agree to the license in 1159 file %s. To view this file now, you can type ^Z, look at the contents of 1160 the file and then type "fg" to resume.} 1161 1162 message binpkg 1163 {To configure the binary package system, please choose the network location 1164 to fetch packages from. Once your system comes up, you can use 'pkgin' 1165 to install additional packages, or remove packages.} 1166 1167 message pkgpath 1168 {Enabling binary packages with pkgin requires setting up the repository. 1169 The following are the host, directory, user, and password that 1170 will be used. If "user" is "ftp", then the password is not needed. 1171 1172 } 1173 message rcconf_backup_failed {Making backup of rc.conf failed. Continue?} 1174 message rcconf_backup_succeeded {rc.conf backup saved to %s.} 1175 message rcconf_restore_failed {Restoring backup rc.conf failed.} 1176 message rcconf_delete_failed {Deleting old %s entry failed.} 1177 message Pkg_dir {Package directory} 1178 message configure_prior {configure a prior installation of} 1179 message configure {configure} 1180 message change {change} 1181 message password_set {password set} 1182 message YES {YES} 1183 message NO {NO} 1184 message DONE {DONE} 1185 message abandoned {Abandoned} 1186 message empty {***EMPTY***} 1187 message timezone {Timezone} 1188 message change_rootpw {Change root password} 1189 message enable_binpkg {Enable installation of binary packages} 1190 message enable_sshd {Enable sshd (Secure Shell daemon)} 1191 message enable_ntpd {Enable ntpd to sync time over network} 1192 message run_ntpdate {Run ntpdate to set time over network at boot} 1193 message enable_mdnsd {Enable multicast DNS support} 1194 message enable_xdm {Enable xdm (X Display Manager)} 1195 message enable_cgd {Enable cgd (cryptographic disk configuration)} 1196 message enable_lvm {Enable lvm (Logical Volume Manager)} 1197 message enable_raid {Enable raidframe} 1198 message add_a_user {Add a user} 1199 message configmenu {Configure the additional items as needed.} 1200 message doneconfig {Finished configuring} 1201 message Install_pkgin {Install pkgin and update package summary} 1202 message binpkg_installed 1203 {Your system is now configured to use pkgin to install binary packages. To 1204 install a package, run: 1205 1206 pkgin install <packagename> 1207 1208 from a root shell. Read the pkgin(1) manual page for further information.} 1209 message Install_pkgsrc {Fetch and unpack pkgsrc} 1210 message pkgsrc 1211 {Installing pkgsrc requires unpacking an archive retrieved over the network. 1212 The following are the host, directory, user, and password that 1213 will be used. If "user" is "ftp", then the password is not needed. 1214 1215 } 1216 message Pkgsrc_dir {pkgsrc directory} 1217 message get_pkgsrc {Fetch and unpack pkgsrc} 1218 message retry_pkgsrc_network {Network configuration failed. Retry?} 1219 message quit_pkgsrc {Quit without installing pkgsrc} 1220 message quit_pkgs_install {Quit installing binary pkgs} 1221 message pkgin_failed 1222 {Installation of pkgin failed, possibly because no binary packages 1223 exist. Please check the package path and try again.} 1224 message failed {Failed} 1225 1226 message askfsmountadv {Mountpoint (or 'raid', 'cgd', 'lvm')?} 1227 message partman {Extended partitioning (software RAID, etc...)} 1228 message editpart {Edit partitions} 1229 message selectwedge {Preconfigured "wedges" dk(4)} 1230 1231 message fremove {REMOVE} 1232 message remove {Remove} 1233 message add {Add} 1234 message auto {auto} 1235 1236 message removepartswarn {This removes all partitions on the disk!} 1237 message saveprompt {Save changes before finishing?} 1238 message cantsave {Changes cannot be saved.} 1239 message noroot {No root partition defined. Cannot continue\n} 1240 1241 message addusername {Username to add (maximum 8 characters)} 1242 message addusertowheel {Do you wish to add this user to group wheel? 1243 This will allow them to use 'su' to become the superuser.} 1244 1245 message Delete_partition 1246 {Delete partition} 1247 1248 message No_filesystem_newfs 1249 {The selected partition does not seem to have a valid file system. 1250 Do you want to newfs (format) it?} 1251 1252 message swap_display {swap} 1253 1254 /* Called with: Example 1255 * $0 = parent device name sd0 1256 * $1 = swap partition name my_swap 1257 */ 1258 message Auto_add_swap_part 1259 {A swap partition (named $1) 1260 seems to exist on $0. 1261 Do you want to use that?} 1262 1263 message parttype_disklabel {BSD disklabel} 1264 message parttype_disklabel_short {disklabel} 1265 /* 1266 * This is used on architectures with MBR above disklabel when there is 1267 * no MBR on a disk. 1268 */ 1269 message parttype_only_disklabel {disklabel (NetBSD only)} 1270 1271 message select_part_scheme 1272 {The disk seems not to have been partitioned before. Please select 1273 a partitioning scheme from the available options below. } 1274 1275 message select_other_partscheme 1276 {Please select a different partitioning scheme from the available 1277 options below. } 1278 1279 message select_part_limit 1280 {Some schemes have size limits and can only be used for the start 1281 of huge disks. The limit is displayed below.} 1282 1283 /* Called with: Example 1284 * $0 = device name ld0 1285 * $1 = size 3 TB 1286 */ 1287 message part_limit_disksize 1288 {This device ($0) is $1 big.} 1289 1290 message size_limit {Max:} 1291 1292 message addpart {Add a partition} 1293 message nopart { (no partition defined)} 1294 message custom_type {Unknown} 1295 1296 message dl_type_invalid {Invalid file system type code (0 .. 255)} 1297 1298 message cancel {Cancel} 1299 1300 message out_of_range {Invalid value} 1301 message invalid_guid {Invalid GUID} 1302 1303 message reedit_partitions {Re-edit} 1304 message abort_installation {Abort installation} 1305 1306 message dl_get_custom_fstype {File system type code (upto 255)} 1307 1308 message err_too_many_partitions {Too many partitions} 1309 1310 /* Called with: Example 1311 * $0 = mount point /home 1312 */ 1313 message mp_already_exists {$0 already defined!} 1314 1315 message ptnsize_replace_existing 1316 {This is an already existing partition. 1317 To change its size, the partition will need to be deleted and later 1318 recreated. All data in this partition will be lost. 1319 1320 Would you like to delete this partition and continue?} 1321 1322 message part_not_deletable {Non-deletable system partition} 1323 1324 message ptn_type {type} 1325 message ptn_start {start} 1326 message ptn_size {size} 1327 message ptn_end {end} 1328 1329 message ptn_bsize {block size} 1330 message ptn_fsize {fragment size} 1331 message ptn_isize {avg file size} 1332 1333 /* Called with: Example 1334 * $0 = avg file size in byte 1200 1335 */ 1336 message ptn_isize_bytes {$0 bytes (for number of inodes)} 1337 message ptn_isize_dflt {4 fragments} 1338 1339 message Select_file_system_block_size 1340 {Select file system block size} 1341 1342 message Select_file_system_fragment_size 1343 {Select file system fragment size} 1344 1345 message ptn_isize_prompt 1346 {average file size (bytes)} 1347 1348 message No_free_space {No free space} 1349 message Invalid_numeric {Invalid numeric!} 1350 message Too_large {Too large!} 1351 1352 /* Called with: Example 1353 * $0 = start of free space 500 1354 * $1 = end of free space 599 1355 * $2 = size of free space 100 1356 * $3 = unit in use MB 1357 */ 1358 message free_space_line {Space at $0..$1 $3 (size $2 $3)\n} 1359 1360 message fs_type_ffsv2 {FFSv2} 1361 message fs_type_ffsv2ea {FFSv2ea} 1362 message fs_type_ffs {FFS} 1363 message fs_type_efi_sp {EFI system partition} 1364 message fs_type_ext2old {Linux Ext2 (old)} 1365 message other_fs_type {Other type} 1366 1367 message editpack {Edit name of the disk} 1368 message edit_disk_pack_hdr 1369 {The name of the disk is arbitrary. 1370 It is useful for distinguishing between multiple disks. 1371 It may also be used when auto-creating dk(4) "wedges" for this disk. 1372 1373 Enter disk name} 1374 1375 1376 /* Called with: Example 1377 * $0 = outer partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1378 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1379 */ 1380 message reeditpart 1381 {Do you want to re-edit the $1 partitions?} 1382 1383 1384 /* Called with: Example 1385 * $0 = device name wd0 1386 * $1 = outer partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1387 * $2 = inner partitioning name BSD disklabel 1388 * $3 = short version of $1 MBR 1389 * $4 = short version of $2 disklabel 1390 * $5 = size needed for NetBSD 250M 1391 * $6 = size needed to build NetBSD 15G 1392 */ 1393 message fullpart 1394 {We are now going to install NetBSD on the disk $0. 1395 1396 NetBSD requires a single partition in the disk's $1 1397 partition table, this is split further by the $2. 1398 NetBSD can also access file systems in other $3 partitions. 1399 1400 If you select 'Use the entire disk' then the previous contents of the 1401 disk will be overwritten and a single $3 partition used to cover the 1402 entire disk. 1403 If you want to install more than one operating system then edit the 1404 $3 partition table and create a partition for NetBSD. 1405 1406 About $5 is enough for a basic installation, but you should allow 1407 extra for additional software and user files. 1408 Allow at least $6 if you want to build NetBSD itself.} 1409 1410 message Select_your_choice 1411 {What would you like to do?} 1412 1413 /* Called with: Example 1414 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1415 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1416 */ 1417 message Use_only_part_of_the_disk 1418 {Edit the $1 partition table} 1419 1420 /* Called with: Example 1421 * $0 = partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1422 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1423 */ 1424 message Use_the_entire_disk 1425 {Use the entire disk} 1426 1427 /* Called with: Example 1428 * $0 = device name wd0 1429 * $1 = total disk size 3000 GB 1430 * $2 = unallocated space 1.2 GB 1431 */ 1432 message part_header 1433 { Total size of $0 is $1, available: $2} 1434 message part_header_col_start {Start} 1435 message part_header_col_size {Size} 1436 message part_header_col_flag {Flag} 1437 1438 message Partition_table_ok 1439 {Partition table OK} 1440 1441 message Dont_change 1442 {Don't change} 1443 message Other_kind 1444 {Other} 1445 1446 /* Called with: Example 1447 * $0 = outer partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1448 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1449 */ 1450 message nobsdpart 1451 {There is no NetBSD partition in the $1.} 1452 1453 /* Called with: Example 1454 * $0 = outer partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1455 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1456 */ 1457 message multbsdpart 1458 {There are multiple NetBSD partitions in the $1. 1459 You should set the 'install' flag on the one you want to use.} 1460 1461 message ovrwrite 1462 {Your disk currently has a non-NetBSD partition. Do you really want to 1463 overwrite that partition with NetBSD? 1464 } 1465 1466 message Partition_OK 1467 {Partition OK} 1468 1469 /* Called with: Example 1470 * $0 = device name wd0 1471 * $1 = outer partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1472 * $2 = short version of $1 MBR 1473 * $3 = other flag options d = bootselect default, a = active 1474 */ 1475 message editparttable 1476 {The Current $2 partition table of $0 is shown below. 1477 Flags: (I)nstall here$3. 1478 Select the partition you wish to change: 1479 1480 } 1481 1482 message install_flag {I} 1483 message newfs_flag {N} 1484 1485 message clone_flag {C} 1486 message clone_flag_desc {, (C)lone} 1487 1488 message ptn_install {install} 1489 message ptn_instflag_desc {(I)nstall, } 1490 1491 message parttype_gpt {Guid Partition Table (GPT)} 1492 message parttype_gpt_short {GPT} 1493 1494 message ptn_label {Label} 1495 message ptn_uuid {UUID} 1496 message ptn_gpt_type {GPT Type} 1497 message ptn_boot {Boot} 1498 1499 /* Called with: Example 1500 * $0 = outer partitioning name Master Boot Record (MBR) 1501 * $1 = short version of $0 MBR 1502 */ 1503 message use_partitions_anyway 1504 {Use this partitions anyway} 1505 1506 message gpt_flags {B} 1507 message gpt_flag_desc {, (B)ootable} 1508 1509 /* Called with: Example 1510 * $0 = file system type FFSv2 1511 */ 1512 message size_ptn_not_mounted {(Other: $0)} 1513 1514 message running_system {current system} 1515 1516 message clone_from_elsewhere {Clone external partition(s)} 1517 message select_foreign_part 1518 {Please select an external source partition:} 1519 message select_source_hdr 1520 {Your currently selected source partitions are:} 1521 message clone_with_data {Clone with data} 1522 message select_source_add {Add another partition} 1523 message clone_target_end {Add at end} 1524 message clone_target_hdr 1525 {Insert cloned partitions before:} 1526 message clone_target_disp {cloned partition(s)} 1527 message clone_src_done 1528 {Source selection OK, proceed to target selection} 1529 1530 message network_ok 1531 {Your network seems to work fine. 1532 Should we skip the configuration 1533 and just use the network as-is?} 1534
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