>>> As for root on cgd, are you aware of the init.root sysctl?
>> Um...no?  [where is it?]
> See the init(8) man page in -current.  After running the outer
> /etc/rc in the usual way, init checks whether the init.root sysctl
> node has been changed; if it was changed, then init runs the inner
> /etc/rc in the chroot, and then enters multiuser mode with all child
> processes running in the chroot.  [To use this, ...]

If this does what the code looks as though it will to single-user boots
(strands you in the teensy cleartext root) it won't be acceptable for
what I want.

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