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Remove --print-last-linux and change some other argument names

Add code to read /etc/fstab of the *BSD images and mount the remaining
filesystems during MountImage. This only worked for Linux

If the disk size is greater that 8G then the CHS value of the MBR
will overflow. We should assign a fixed CHS value for this case.

In many cases although rw flags is passed to mount, the command
returns SUCCESS with a warning that the fs seems to be mounted ro.
Remounting rw does work.

partprobe creates the partitions by itself and since it does not
support disklabels, the disklabel partitons are not recreated

After disklabel.py enlarges the partition the kernel must be
informed about this

This only enlarges the partition and not the ufs file system

In OpenBSD the first line(s) get overwritten upon each boot by
the rc scripts and kernel informations are added

In some cases the task removed some shadow/master.passwd entries by
accident because the grep pattern it used was more general than it
should be

In order to reenable fsync() the DO_SYNC image property should be
defined like this:
DO_SYNC=yes

This can be used to override the hashing function ChangePassword
task uses. By default for linux and freebsd images, sha512 is used.
For OpenBSD blowfish and for NetBSD sha1.

It only affects the printing of an information string

This is the default password hashing method for NetBSD.

This is not supported by the Linux version of crypt and is needed
for NetBSD and OpenBSD. Add a new python-bcrypt packet in the helper
that implements the OpenBSD Blowfish password hashing algorithm.

Those variables are needed to make ChangePassword work

Resizing NetBSD and OpenBSD partitions, as well as FFS filesystems
does not work for now

Fix a bug in get_partition_to_resize where the script would not stop
if the get_partition_table function failed, leading to bash syntax
errors.

In bash command substitution may trim the output. We need to count
the stderr lines after we use tail and not before

Sometimes sfdisk --print-id does not return the id because it
erroneously detects the partition as being GPT. Add a --force to
overcome this.