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Ok, it's possible on x86 (iirc) to make FreeBSD boot directly into
single-user mode, and not bother with /etc/rc.d and the like.

Is it possible to feed a flag to the ofw bootloader to do something
similar? It would help greatly.

Thanks,
-- Horst.

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