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Comment:bosi init now kills off all processes for user 'pi' before usermodding it. Jessie didn't need this, but under Stretch, you have the "systemd --user" process and one other even after exec'ing yourself a pure root shell.
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User & Date: tangent 2017-12-19 14:34:38.887
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2017-12-20
04:56
I am concerned that one needs to explicitly detatch dectapes before quitting the simulator. I have added that to cc8-tu56-update. I am pushing out the cc8.tu56 I built with this version. It corrects a corrupt LIBC.RL that was in the previous version. Alas, this version of cc8-tu56-update STILL does not create bit-identical tape images on successive runs. check-in: 599e310e0e user: poetnerd tags: trunk
2017-12-19
14:43
Merged in trunk improvements. Closing leaf: found a better way. Closed-Leaf check-in: 315af225b0 user: tangent tags: udevd-systemd-fix
14:34
bosi init now kills off all processes for user 'pi' before usermodding it. Jessie didn't need this, but under Stretch, you have the "systemd --user" process and one other even after exec'ing yourself a pure root shell. check-in: 5b53879bca user: tangent tags: trunk
13:28
Replaced "build Fossil from source" stuff in bosi init with a wget call for the unversioned binary build previously published to the project site by tools/publish-fossil. check-in: 53f593579b user: tangent tags: trunk
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        apt-get -y install libssl-dev    # user might rebuild Fossil later
    fi

    if [ ! -e "$nh" ]
    then
        # First pass on a clean SD card: rename 'pi' user and group to
        # 'pidp8i' and rename its home directory to match.
        pkill -u pi
        usermod  -l $nu -d $nh -m pi 
        groupmod -n $nu pi
    fi

    sed -i.orig \
            -e 's/^FS_MOUNTO.*/FS_MOUNTOPTIONS="-fstype=vfat,dmask=0000,fmask=0000"/' \
            /etc/usbmount/usbmount.conf
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