FreeNAS Code

Make devel/gmake available in the image for build purposes.

Mute CD_UPGRADE_SENTINEL spam from the console because we include this script more than once.

This will be changed soon.

1. Remount /data readonly so any last second scripts can modify /data if needed before the remount (discouraged, but can be done now), and other last minute scripts can safely read from /data (basic database operations).
2. Hack in a call to ix-loader from ix-update so that any new loader settings can take immediate effect on the subsequent reboot and don't require an additional reboot to complete.

Don't load the ntfs and smbfs modules at boot. It takes longer and there's ultimately no real benefit in doing this because they're loaded by their mount equivalents when needed and we're not using ntfs labels in FreeBSD.

Follow this up by not compressing the modules because kldstat(2) can't grok compressed kld's -- only loader(8) can.

Rename to plugins_jail to ease confusion in my own mind.

Actually start|stop plugin

Merge changes from trunk to 8.0.3
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r8563 | zippybr | 2011-11-03 08:56:04 -0700 (Thu, 03 Nov 2011) | 3 lines

do not force abspath for PathField in Rsync
this allow people to rsync a dir content: /mnt/vol/.

Auto-Commit of i18n data from Pootle for GUI

1. Create variables for cd-upgrade and need-update so that scripts can refer to the variables if need be from within rc.freenas; this also makes the variable names easier to search for when looking for affected sections of code.
2. Fix the fact that failed CD based upgrades were in fact broken due to the fact that install.sh created the file as cd_update and ix-update expected for there to be a file named cd_upgrade. Favor the filename cd-upgrade because this is consistent with what's being used with need-update as it uses a dash instead of an underscore, and also because semantically cd *upgrade* reflects the operation being performed better than cd *update* does.

Remove duplicated variables; they're already defined in /etc/rc.freenas .