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version 1.4, 2003/06/13 22:27:03 version 1.11.4.1, 2005/07/24 02:25:24
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 /* MBR Message catalog -- English, i386 version */  /* MBR Message catalog -- English, i386 version */
   
 message fullpart  /* NB: Lines ending in spaces force line breaks */
 {We are now going to install NetBSD on the disk %s.  You may  
 choose to install NetBSD on the entire disk, or on part of the disk.  
   
 Partial-disk installation creates a partition, or `slice', for NetBSD  message fullpart
 in your disk's MBR partition table. Whole-disk installation is  {We are now going to install NetBSD on the disk %s.
 `dangerously dedicated': it takes over the entire MBR. This WILL  
 overwrite all existing data and OSes on the disk. It also prohibits later  
 installation of multiple OSes on that disk (unless you overwrite NetBSD and  
 reinstall using only part of the disk).  
   
 Which would you like to do?  NetBSD requires a single partition in the disk's MBR partition table,
   this is split further by the NetBSD disklabel.
   NetBSD can also access file systems in other MBR partitions.
   
   If you select 'Use the entire disk' then the previous contents of the
   disk will be overwritten and a single MBR partition used to cover the
   entire disk.
   If you want to install more than one operating system then edit the
   MBR partition table and create a partition for NetBSD.
   
   A few hundred MB is enough for a basic installation, but you should allow
   extra for additional software and user files.
   Allow at least 5GB if you want to build NetBSD itself.
 }  }
   
 message Select_your_choice  message Select_your_choice
 {Select your choice}  {Which would you like to do?}
 message Use_only_part_of_the_disk  message Use_only_part_of_the_disk
 {Use only part of the disk}  {Edit the MBR partition table}
 message Use_the_entire_disk  message Use_the_entire_disk
 {Use the entire disk}  {Use the entire disk}
   
 /* the %s's will expand into three character strings */  /* the %s's will expand into three character strings */
 message part_header  message part_header
 {   Total disksize %d %s.  {   Total disk size %d %s.
   
    Start(%3s) End(%3s)   Size(%3s)  Kind  .if BOOTSEL
    ---------- ---------- ---------- ----     Start(%3s)  Size(%3s) Flg Kind                    Bootmenu
      ---------- ---------- --- ----------------------- --------
   .else
      Start(%3s)  Size(%3s) Flg Kind
      ---------- ---------- --- ----------------
   .endif
 }  }
   
 message part_row_start_unused  message part_row_used
 {%-1d:                                 }  {%10d %10d %c%c%c}
   
 message part_row_start_used  message noactivepart
 {%-1d: %-10d %-10d %-10d}  {You have not marked a partition active. This may cause your system to not
   start up properly. Should the NetBSD partition of the disk be marked active?}
 message part_row_end  
 { %s\n}  
   
 message setbiosgeom  message setbiosgeom
 {  {
 You will be prompted for the geometry.  Please enter the values you  You will be prompted for the geometry.
 want.  The number of cylinders should be <= 1024 and the number of sectors  Please enter the number of sectors per track (maximum 63)
 should be <= 63. If you have the BIOS set up to use > 1024 cylinders just  and number of heads (maximum 256) that the BIOS uses to access the disk.
 truncate that number to 1024 here; NetBSD will know about the rest of the  The number of cylinders will be calculated from the disk size.
 cylinders.  
   
 }  }
   
 message nobiosgeom  message nobiosgeom
 {Sysinst could not automatically determine the BIOS geometry of the disk.  {Sysinst could not automatically determine the BIOS geometry of the disk.
 The physical geometry is %d cylinders %d sectors %d heads\n}  The physical geometry is %d cylinders %d sectors %d heads\n}
   
 message biosguess  message biosguess
 {Using the information already on the disk, my best guess for the BIOS  {Using the information already on the disk, my best guess for the BIOS
 geometry is %d cylinders %d sectors %d heads\n}  geometry is %d cylinders %d sectors %d heads\n}
   
 .if 0  
 message confirmbiosgeom  
 {Please verify if the BIOS disk geometry below is correct. The value for  
 the number of cylinders may have been truncated to 1024. This is ok as  
 long as the other numbers are correct; only 1024 cylinders can be  
 specified in the MBR, the rest will be found in a different way by NetBSD.  
   
 If you reenter the values, make sure that the values are correct and  
 match those used by other systems on this disk. Values that do not match  
 may result in data corruption.  
   
 }  
   
 message badgeom  
 {The current values for your disk geometry are:  
   
 }  
 .endif  
   
 message realgeom  message realgeom
 {real geom: %d cyl, %d heads, %d sec  (NB: for comparison only)\n}  {real geom: %d cyl, %d heads, %d sec  (NB: for comparison only)\n}
   
 message biosgeom  message biosgeom
 {BIOS geom: %d cyl, %d heads, %d sec\n}  {BIOS geom: %d cyl, %d heads, %d sec\n}
   
 .if 0  
 message reentergeom  
 {The values just entered for the geometry are not usable.  Please,  
 reenter the geometry.  
 }  
 .endif  
   
 message ovrwrite  message ovrwrite
 {Your disk currently has a non-NetBSD partition.  Do you really want to  {Your disk currently has a non-NetBSD partition.  Do you really want to
 overwrite that partition with NetBSD?  overwrite that partition with NetBSD?
 }  }
   
 .if 0  
 message parttable  
 {The partition table on your disk currently looks like the following:  
 }  
 .endif  
   
 message editpart  
 {You are editing partition %d. The highlighted partition is the partition  
 you are editing.  
   
 }  
   
 message Select_to_change  
 {Select to change}  
 message Kind  
 {Kind}  
 message Start_and_size  
 {Start and size}  
 message Set_active  
 {Set active}  
 message Partition_OK  message Partition_OK
 {Partition OK}  {Partition OK}
   
 message editparttable  message ptn_type
 {Edit your DOS partition table.  The highlighted partition is the currently  {      kind: %s}
 active partition.  The partition table currently looks like:  message ptn_start
   {     start: %d %s}
   message ptn_size
   {      size: %d %s}
   message ptn_end
   {       end: %d %s}
   message ptn_active
   {    active: %s}
   message ptn_install
   {   install: %s}
   .if BOOTSEL
   message bootmenu
   {  bootmenu: %s}
   message boot_dflt
   {   default: %s}
   .endif
   
 }  message get_ptn_size {%ssize (maximum %d %s)}
   message Invalid_numeric {Invalid numeric: }
   message Too_large {Too large: }
   message Space_allocated {Space allocated: }
   message ptn_starts {Space at %d..%d %s (size %d %s)\n}
   message get_ptn_start {%s%sStart (in %s)}
   message get_ptn_id {Partition kind (0..255)}
   message No_free_space {No free space}
   message Only_one_extended_ptn {There can only be one extended partition}
   
 message Choose_your_partition  message editparttable
 {Choose your partition}  {The Current MBR partition table is shown below.
 message Edit_partition_0  Flgs: a => Active partition,
 {Edit partition 0}  .if BOOTSEL
 message Edit_partition_1  d => bootselect default,
 {Edit partition 1}  .endif
 message Edit_partition_2  I => Install here.
 {Edit partition 2}  Select the partition you wish to change:
 message Edit_partition_3  
 {Edit partition 3}  
 message Reselect_size_specification  
 {Reselect size specification}  
   
 message Partition_Kind  
 {Partition Kind?}  
 message NetBSD  
 {NetBSD}  
 message DOS_LT_32_Meg  
 {DOS < 32 Meg}  
 message DOS_GT_32_Meg  
 {DOS > 32 Meg}  
 message unused  
 {unused}  
 message dont_change  
 {don't change}  
   
 message mbrpart_start_special  
 {  
   Special values that can be entered for the start value:  
  -N:    start at the end of partition N  
   0:    start at the beginning of the disk  
 }  }
   
 message mbrpart_size_special  message Partition_table_ok
 {  {Partition table OK}
   Special values that can be entered for the size value:  
  -N:    size the partition so that it ends where partition N starts  message Delete_partition
   0:    end at the end of the disk  {Delete partition}
 }  message Dont_change
   {Don't change}
   message Other_kind
   {Other, input number}
   
 message reeditpart  message reeditpart
 {There are overlapping MBR partitions or there is not exactly one NetBSD  {
 partition. You should re-edit the MBR partition table.  
   
 Do you want to re-edit it?  Do you want to re-edit the MBR table (or abandon the installation)?
 }  }
   
 message nobsdpart  message nobsdpart
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 message multbsdpart  message multbsdpart
 {There are multiple NetBSD partitions in the MBR partition table.  {There are multiple NetBSD partitions in the MBR partition table.
 Partition %d will be the one used.}  You should set the 'install' flag on the one you want to use.}
   
 message dofdisk  message dofdisk
 {Setting up the DOS partition table ...  {Setting up the DOS partition table ...
 }  }
   
 message wmbrfail  message wmbrfail
 {Rewrite of MBR failed. I can't continue.}  {Rewrite of MBR failed. I can't continue.}
   
   .if 0
 .if BOOTSEL  .if BOOTSEL
 message installbootsel  
 {You appear to have more than one operating system installed on your  
 disk. Do you want to install a bootselector so that you can select  
 which system to start up when your computer is (re)started?}  
   
 message installmbr  
 {The start of the NetBSD part of the disk lies outside of the range  
 that the BIOS can address. The initial bootcode in the Master Boot  
 Record needs to be able to use the extended BIOS interface to boot  
 off this partition. Do you want to install the NetBSD bootcode into  
 the Master Boot Record so that this is ensured? Note that this will  
 overwrite the existing code in the MBR, like some bootselectors.}  
   
 message installnormalmbr  
 {You have chosen not to install a bootselector. If this was because you  
 already have a bootselector installed, no further action is needed.  
 However, if no bootselector is installed, the normal bootcode must be  
 used, or your system will not boot properly. Do you want to use the normal  
 NetBSD bootcode?}  
   
 message configbootsel  
 {Configure the different bootselection menu items. You can change the  
 simple menu entries for the matching partition entries that are displayed  
 when the system boots. Also, you can specify the timeout and default  
 action to be taken (if no selection is made in the bootmenu).\n  
 }  
   
 message Change_a_bootmenu_item  
 {Change a bootmenu item}  
 message Edit_menu_entry_0  
 {Edit menu entry 0}  
 message Edit_menu_entry_1  
 {Edit menu entry 1}  
 message Edit_menu_entry_2  
 {Edit menu entry 2}  
 message Edit_menu_entry_3  
 {Edit menu entry 3}  
 message Set_timeout_value  message Set_timeout_value
 {Set timeout value}  {Set timeout value}
 message Set_default_option  
 {Set default option}  
   
 message Pick_a_default_partition_or_disk_to_boot  
 {Pick a default partition/disk to boot}  
 message First_active_partition  
 {First active partition}  
 message Partition_0  
 {Partition 0}  
 message Partition_1  
 {Partition 1}  
 message Partition_2  
 {Partition 2}  
 message Partition_3  
 {Partition 3}  
 message Harddisk_0  
 {Harddisk 0}  
 message Harddisk_1  
 {Harddisk 1}  
 message Harddisk_2  
 {Harddisk 2}  
 message Harddisk_3  
 {Harddisk 3}  
 message Harddisk_4  
 {Harddisk 4}  
 message Harddisk_5  
 {Harddisk 5}  
   
 message bootseltimeout  message bootseltimeout
 {Boot menu timeout: %d\n}  {Boot menu timeout: %d\n}
   
 message defbootselopt  .endif
 {Default boot menu action: }  
   
 message defbootseloptactive  
 {boot the first active partition.\n}  
   
 message defbootseloptpart  
 {boot off partition %d.\n}  
   
 message defbootseloptdisk  
 {boot off hard disk %d.\n}  
   
 message bootselitemname  
 {Enter name for menu item}  
   
 message bootseltimeoutval  
 {Timeout value in seconds (0-3600)}  
   
 message bootsel_header  
 {Number Type                             Menu entry  
 ------ -------------------------------- ----------  
 }  
   
 message bootsel_row  
 {%-6d %-32s %s\n}  
 .endif  .endif
   

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