I figure it's easier to do this in one commit rather than making a change and then changing it again. Looks ok to everyone?

Use stdout instead

In D48719#1111350, @emaste wrote:

Makes sense, but as @jrtc27 suggested on IRC what about -L /dev/stdout so that the -L output ends up in the build log?

Please commit, thanks!

In D48351#1102610, @lwhsu wrote:

As there is no announcement of extension from sectem or releng, I believe it's fine to commit this without explicitly approval from them.

I think we decided that removing EoL releases from the website is secteam's job.

In D48244#1102240, @emaste wrote:

But what possible value is there today in making it easy to find that e.g. sigset_t's type changed in September 1999? I can see an argument for keeping recently-out-of-support versions (e.g. 12.x) as some downstreams might still be using them.

s/final/official/ when talking about 14.2-RELEASE to avoid making
anyone think that 14.2 will be the last FreeBSD release.

@salvadore I'll commit this as it is at the same time as I commit D48114 unless I hear otherwise from you.

@salvadore Please approve so I can commit this before the end of 2024. :-)

Place the link to the 14.2 announcement before the link to the
upcoming 13.5 schedule. (Suggested by @pauamma_gundo.com.)

@pauamma_gundo.com Does this look good to you?

Add some boot performance numbers.

In D48114#1096906, @emaste wrote:

Two things we might want to mention, that are not specifically related to 14.2 or 13.5 but should be reported somewhere and might benefit from the visibility afforded by the quarterly update:

• Mention that ISO images are hybrid and can be written to USB sticks as well. Probably the release notes/announcements for the next releases are more appropriate for this than here.

In D48114#1096908, @concussious.bugzilla_runbox.com wrote:

Should we mention re-enabling visibility of the hardware notes here?

I don't know the buildah command line, but this certainly looks plausible and I assume you've tested it.

Tested (along with parent revisions) on EC2 m7g.xlarge instance; this makes hotplug work.

You can use -b basedir just fine without setting --currently-running if it's the same version as the base system.

LGTM

LGTM. Sorry it took so long for me to find time.

LGTM

LGTM, thanks!

In D47691#1087646, @imp wrote:

This is super low risk

I love "... which can cause some excitement".

@jrtc27 Any objections to this patch as it is now? I'd like to get it into the tree ASAP so we can have wifi on 14.2-RC1 ISOs.

I'm ok with this but let's give some pkgbase people a chance to comment in case this is something which should be fixed on their side.

These seem like they should be dependencies of other packages? Or does pkgbase not register dependencies properly?