[Pkg-sysvinit-commits] r1709 - sysvinit/trunk/debian

[Petter Reinholdtsen]

Author: pere
Date: 2009-09-04 16:27:07 +0000 (Fri, 04 Sep 2009)
New Revision: 1709

Modified:
   sysvinit/trunk/debian/sysv-rc.templates
Log:
Wrap too long lines.

Modified: sysvinit/trunk/debian/sysv-rc.templates
===================================================================
--- sysvinit/trunk/debian/sysv-rc.templates	2009-09-03 18:36:09 UTC (rev 1708)
+++ sysvinit/trunk/debian/sysv-rc.templates	2009-09-04 16:27:07 UTC (rev 1709)
@@ -15,14 +15,15 @@
  It is recommended to migrate in order to enhance the boot system for the
  following reasons:
  .
-  * the order of boot and shutdown is calculated dynamically, using dependency
-    information declared in a comment header within each init.d script, which
-    ensures optimum boot sequence for the set of installed packages
+  * the order of boot and shutdown is calculated dynamically, using
+    dependency information declared in a comment header within each
+    init.d script, which ensures optimum boot sequence for the set of
+    installed packages
   * protection against problems introduced by new or upgraded packages
     by preserving the boot sequence when problems are detected; the boot
     sequence is only modified if it is safe to do so
-  * potential for further optimization by way of concurrent boot methodology
-    in order to increase boot efficiency
+  * potential for further optimization by way of concurrent boot
+    methodology in order to increase boot efficiency
  .
  This migration process is non-reversible. The legacy way of ordering boot
  scripts using static sequence numbers will be made obsolete by choosing to
@@ -39,9 +40,10 @@
  migration to dependency based boot sequencing. It is recommended to migrate
  in order to enhance the boot system for the following reasons:
  .
-  * the order of boot and shutdown is calculated dynamically, using dependency
-    information declared in a comment header within each init.d script, which
-    ensures optimum boot sequence for the set of installed packages
+  * the order of boot and shutdown is calculated dynamically, using
+    dependency information declared in a comment header within each
+    init.d script, which ensures optimum boot sequence for the set of
+    installed packages
   * protection against problems introduced by new or upgraded packages
     by preserving the boot sequence when problems are detected; the boot
     sequence is only modified if it is safe to do so