a file in /var/run before firing off the prepare. Needed to be backwards
compat with old images, and this is.

install/newclient -> clientside/tmcc/freebsd/newclient
tools/teachswitch -> clientside/tools/teachswitch

These only get built/installed as part of a "newnode-mfs" build/install.

rather then "persistent";

* Add a "lockout" checkbox to the red-dot instance view. When checked it
  prevents all future extension requests (no pad time granted either). This
  is an active checkbox; backend ajax call when you check/uncheck.

* Add Created to the instance view panel.

* Most of the snapshot node changes, but hidden for now until I get more
  testing done. This includes the modal and ajax changes, but not the
  backend changes (still in my devel tree).

* Minor changes to date formatting.

* More details in the extension email.

use with d3.csv parsing.

The latter is a Utah-only hack while the former might be useful to
other sites. Based on a patch from Wisconsin.

Also, tiny, baby steps toward MTU support.

Aggressively flush tables, and mysqlcheck on boot.

instead of an integer?

Also, fix string comparison.

Before doing anything, make a copy of loader.conf to loader.conf.preemulab.
Have prepare script copy back loader.conf.preemulab before creating a new
image. This will hopefully get rid of node-specific cruft that we put into
that file at slicefix time (e.g., disabling interfaces, changing the
console device). We also just append all our variable settings to the end
of that file rather than trying to clean out other settings or change them
in place. This allows another potential form of cleanup--just remove
everything after a certain point in the file.

This should conclude (modulo bug fixes) my recent unhealthy obsession with
rc.frisbee/slicefix...

Also, fix the parsing and fixup of grub boot device string in FBSD version.

This can be set (e.g. "bge1") to tell slicefix to set the appropriate
hint in loader.conf to tell FreeBSD to not even probe the indicated device.
We use this to prevent FreeBSD from screwing up the LOM port we use for the
IPMI management interface on the Apt R320 nodes.

Also, if partition is smaller than default zapsize, zap the entire
partition rather than skipping it.

metric until Mike adds uncompressed data size to the images table.

own portal.

page.