statically compiled files left over after a 'make world'

[Jason Stone]

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> > /usr/bin/miniperl
> > /sbin/mount_kernfs
> > /sbin/mount_devfs
> > /sbin/modunload
> > /sbin/modload
> > /sbin/ft

> I'm not sure that answered his question. I believe the issue is that
> there are os programs that are not compiled/recompiled during a make
> world, and so what does that mean. Does it mean they are no longer
> needed and can be safely removed?

miniperl and kernfs are definitely deprecated and should be removed - not
sure about the others in /sbin, but I would guess that they too are
deprecated.

/stand, as already mentioned, comes from src/release and is not built
during a buildworld.

Something that I have long thought would be a good idea is some mechanism
for having installworld (or maybe mergemaster) remove deprecated files.


 -Jason

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