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If you use the the webGUI to reset to factory defaults, then while the
existing system is shutting down you navigate off to the dashboard, the
initial setup wizard will start. The trigger_initial_wizard flag file is
deleted, and so after the reboot the initial setup wizard will not be
triggered.
This change fixes that sequence of events by using a different flag file
across the reboot, and switching it back to the usual flag file name
during the subsequent boot up.
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on factory default boot.
This allows the system to switch interfaces from the newer ones in the
default config (e.g. em0 em1) back to the interfaces used by:
Alix - vr1 vr0
APU - re1 re2
that match the WAN and LAN labels printed on many existing devices.
It means these devices can boot the default config and this will
automatically detect that there is no em0/em1 and will instead select
whatever exists out of vr1/vr0 or re1/re2. This avoids the user having
to use the serial cable to do interface assignment when starting a brand
new image, or when resetting to factory defaults. It could easily be
extended to other common interface combinations.
For me, this (or similar) would be very beneficial. At remote sites it
is really good if it is possible to do reset to factory defaults, or put
a fresh CF/SD card in, and the system boots without needing to connect a
serial cable and do interface assignment.
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Use a different flag file to indicate that a package reinstall is
required after a reboot is done first. This avoids the possibility that
the user navigates in the webGUI during the time while the shutdown is
in progress and is accidentally presented with the reinstall all
packages GUI button.
Early in rc.bootup switch the flag file to use its ordinary name, so
that all subsequent code in boot scripts and webGUI will work as it
already does to handle the package reinstall and notifying the user that
a package reinstall is about to be done or in progress...
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