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On 01/25/2012 11:22, Andriy Gapon wrote:
> I have this crazy idea that we should remove the 'Safe Boot' and "ACPI' options
> from the default boot menu (on platforms where they are present).

IMO better labels on the menu would be a better option here. The ACPI
option in particular is important for some users who have broken ACPI.

> Besides, 'Safe Boot' seems to be already somewhat undermined by rc.d/kld.

If there is a way to signal that down to userspace I'm happy to modify
the behavior of the script.


Doug

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