Rename MD_LEN to DEVICE_IO_LEN

In D52914#1209913, @asomers wrote:

The MD_LEN variable is now badly named. I think it's ok to leave its value the same. Most test cases don't require 1 MB of I/O. But you should at least change that name.

Added new version more simpler: Just increase the MD size

Increase the MD device size to support larger (non default) vfs.aio.max_buf_aio

In D48680#1201178, @vladlenpopolitov_list.ru wrote:

Why you do not use Weblate to store and process translations? It is very comfortable to track all changes. If you like, I could try to import this adoc file to French version of Weblate (make file for import and you can import it)? I am from Russian translators team.

ooops yes, you’ve right! Don’t know how I’ve failed to correctly test that.

still same error with this diff #3.

I have still the same problem (did a full buildworld + buildkernel reinstall):

$ truncate -s 1000 swapfile
$ echo 'md99    none    swap    sw,file=swapfile  0       0' > fstab.out
$ sudo swapon -F fstab.out -a
swapon: /dev/md99: NSWAPDEV limit reached
$ sudo mdconfig -l
md99
$ sudo mdconfig -d -u 99
mdconfig: ioctl(/dev/mdctl): Device busy

What the advantage of this tools vs the existing tools/build/make.py ?

In D51081#1165915, @asomers wrote:

This is ok. It should normally be unnecessary, though, because ctladm should always be installed. Are you using pkgbase or something? I guess it might be optional in a pkgbase world.

About the documentation, comments in code or commit message: Is using AI to fix my English forbidden too ?

Latest version allows to correctly run beinstall

previous remark wasn’t an approval

Fix the first check, but still failing at the end of the process:

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>>> Installing everything completed on Wed Jun  4 15:42:29 CEST 2025
>>> Install world completed in 20 seconds, ncpu: 64, make -j16
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       19.52 real        45.05 user        40.78 sys
Bad system call
No openssl on the host, not rehashing certificates target -- /etc/ssl may not be populated.
Bad system call
Cleaning up ...
umount -f /tmp/beinstall.o9Jmls/mnt/usr/src /tmp/beinstall.o9Jmls/mnt/usr/obj/usr/src/amd64.amd64 /tmp/beinstall.o9Jmls/mnt/dev /tmp/beinstall.o9Jmls/mnt
error: etcupdate (post-world) failed!

Interesting review, posted on Sep 11, 2020, and no review :-(
The goal of this message is just to create a notification in the reviewer's mailbox :-)

I like this idea (the name allow_network_access ), here are other tests that need to depends of this great new condition:

In D49504#1129071, @ziaee wrote:

Actually, looking in our tree, this is not ambiguous. We are using the international specified standard language quite commonly:

git grep KiB | wc -l
      535
git grep KBytes | wc -l
      39