Run hwclock --hctosys to initialize the system time
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# To wait for SCSI devices to appear.
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# To wait for SCSI devices to appear.
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"scsi_wait_scan"
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"scsi_wait_scan"
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# Needed by the stage 2 init script.
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"rtc_cmos"
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boot.initrd.kernelModules =
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boot.initrd.kernelModules =
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$systemConfig/activate
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$systemConfig/activate
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# Restore the system time from the hardware clock. We do this after
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# running the activation script to be sure that /etc/localtime points
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# at the current time zone.
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hwclock --hctosys
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# Record the boot configuration.
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# Record the boot configuration.
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ln -sfn "$systemConfig" /run/booted-system
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ln -sfn "$systemConfig" /run/booted-system
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