not declare spectrum usage.

Hoping this solves an odd problem we have seen lately, with the mac addr
change failing.

bypass Portal admission control.

want to add to the legacy xmlrpc server, its pretty gross at this point.

not generate email to tbops.

A couple of ideas were mentioned:

* Store the last 10 rounds of data instead of just the latest, so the
  user can look back a little.

* Store long term data, perhaps a week, in either a compressed
  format (show only above the noise floor) and/or in an influx DB.

and experimental node at 110. Power back on at 90.

switched off, so we have to power things back on.

which does not actually turn off, but instead does a soft shutdown.

display. These are open files, nothing too interesting in them.

on the newer Cloudlab nodes.
Accept VME along with VMX and HVM for cpu virtualization flag.
Be more aggressive in rounding up for cpu Mhz.

monitor, since what was really happening was we were leaving unconsumed
output from the arduino, and the sync code was never really syncing, it
was just spitting the command over and over, and reading only one
result.

Also added "use strict" and fixed all the warnings/errors.

for the class if the type had not been looked up already, but the class
had. This was causing the N300/X300/SDR types to go through the "pc"
handler instead of the type specific one.

We can invoke this script via (at least) two different users and somebody
is going to get their permissions hurt.

Note that all the syslog() stuff is window dressing since we always invoke
this script with -d so output goes to STDERR. Plus we do not log the generic
Emulab syslog "local5.*" output anywhere.

Oh well, at least any failures will wind up in the output of the caller.
Hopefully that does not break anything.

 * nmap, for security scanning
 * perl rrd package, for parsing our slothd data (e.g., cpuwatch)

arduino to leave ed1/n300 powered off when the system starts.

deployed.

state to be idle powered off, since both get power before boss boots.
Temporary until the power board, when we can prevent them from powering
on until boss is up (cannot do that with the arduino based power control).