Re: [9fans] One last check of steps for bootstrapping fs

[Geoff Collyer <geoff@collyer.net>]

That sounds mostly right.  Don't worry about authdisable.  If you need
to use it (and I've never used it yet), it's now a file server console
command, so you can turn auth on and off at will.  I think in step 3,
you want to copy /adm over and then type "users" on the file server
console.  You may need to type "allow" on either file server
beforehand and "disallow" after; just try the plain copy first and
see.

I'm not sure that step 5 is needed, but just to clarify, "ream" and
"recover" (and a few other config commands, like "copyworm") are
one-time commands, not configuration state.  They are not remembered.
So you don't need to change your configuration just to avoid a second
reaming.