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Upon successful completion, the system will be ready to boot into the new boot environment. Upon failure, the target boot environment will be destroyed. In all cases, the running system is left untouched and a reboot into a partially updated system (due to install or hardware failure) cannot happen. Additionally, the full installation process requires only one reboot as it is performed in a new boot environment.
beinstall.sh requires a fully built world and kernel. It also requires beadm(1) and pkg(8), which are not present in the base system and have to be installed manually.
The options provided to beinstall.sh are world and kernel flags like KERNCONF as described in build(7).
CONFIG_UPDATER (default: "etcupdate") | |
Config updater: etcupdate(8) and mergemaster(8) are supported. Set to an empty string to skip. | |
ETCUPDATE_FLAGS (default: "-F") | |
Flags for etcupdate(8) if used. | |
MERGEMASTER_FLAGS (default: "-iFU") | |
Flags for mergemaster(8) if used. | |
NO_PKG_UPGRADE (default: "") | |
If not empty, "pkg upgrade" will be skipped. | |
src/ tools/build/beinstall.sh | |
Place where beinstall.sh lives in the src tree. | |
The beinstall.sh manual page first appeared in FreeBSD 12.0 .
BEINSTALL.SH (8) | April 18, 2020 |
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