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>>The handbook recommends that one drop into single user mode to
>>build the world. While this is certainly best practice, it is
>>by no means absolutely necessary.
>>    
>>
>
>Can you point this out - I've just looke at the handbook
>and I do NOT find anything like that in there.  I see installworld
>in single, but not buildworld.  This is from the handbook - note
>that it >recomends< installworld in single - though on my remote
>machines I've not had that luxury.
>  
>
Thanks for the correction. This is, indeed, what I meant to say; my 
choice of wording was rather poor.

--Devon