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Subject: Re: I like my rc.d boot messages :(
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John Baldwin wrote:
> So I upgraded a test box today to HEAD and got my first taste of the trimmed 
> down boot messages.  I can appreciate the slimness of them.  However, 
> personally I actually find the detail useful (at least sometimes).  
> Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a knob I can flip to actually get 
> all the messages back as /etc/rc unconditionally uses 'quietstart' rather 
> than 'start'.  Am I the only one who finds it useful to know which daemon is 
> making my startup hang for an extra second?
> 

Heh, no you aren't. I'll be committing the functionality shortly.


Cheers.
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