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From: David Nugent <davidn@labs.usn.blaze.net.au>
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>  >  Modified files:        (Branch: RELENG_2_2)
>  >    sys/kern             init_main.c 
>  >  Log:
>  >  MFC: sysctl for shutdown timeout.
>  >  Corresponding changes to be merged after a period of testing init(8)
>  >  and rc.shutdown concept in -current.
>  
>  Er, what corresponding changes

To init, not yet committed (in either branch) but soon will be.

> and why was this merged after a null testing period?

Because it is a single line addition that I didn't want to have to
remember to come back to later.

>  kern/init_main.c is a strange place for a user variable.
>  Kernel variables related to shutdown should be in kern/kern_shutdown.c.

Let me know where you want to move it and I will. I didn't seem to
see any pattern to the current grouping of variables and I missed
spotting this module at the time, so apologies for getting this wrong.

Regards,
David


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