Regenerate sysconf.txt once it has been processed
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# This file will be automatically evaluated and installed _only_ at
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# the first boot of this image.
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# This file will be automatically evaluated and installed at next boot
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# time, and regenerated (to avoid leaking passwords and such information).
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#
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# To force it to be evaluated later, you can run (as root):
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# To force it to be evaluated immediately, you can run (as root):
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#
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# /usr/sbin/set-sysconf
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# /usr/sbin/rpi-set-sysconf
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#
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# You can disable the file evaluation by disabling the rpi-set-sysconf
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# service in systemd:
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#
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# systemctl disable rpi-set-sysconf
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#
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# Comments (all portions of a line following a '#' character) are
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# ignored. This file is read line by line (ordering is ignored). Valid
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# ignored. This file is read line by line. Valid
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# configuration lines are of the form 'key=value'. Whitespace around
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# 'key' and 'value' is ignored.
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# 'key' and 'value' is ignored. This file will be _regenerated_ every
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# time it is evaluated.
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#
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# We follow the convention to indent with one space comments, and
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# leave no space to indicate the line is an example that could be
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# hostname - Set the system hostname.
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#hostname=rpi
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# We found the following unhandled keys - That means, the
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# configuration script does not know how to handle them. Please
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# double-check them!
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