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Update `parts.rst` to remove remaining references to sysa/sysb/sysc

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@ -747,7 +747,7 @@ kexec-linux
===========
If the kernel bootstrap option is enabled then a C program ``kexec-linux`` is compiled.
This can be used to launch a Linux kernel from Fiwix.
This can be used to launch a Linux kernel from Fiwix (when not using ``--kernel``).
kexec-tools 2.0.22
==================
@ -755,7 +755,8 @@ kexec-tools 2.0.22
``kexec`` is a utility for the Linux kernel that allows the re-execution of the
Linux kernel without a manual restart from within a running system. It is a
kind of soft-restart. It is only built for non-chroot mode, as we only use it
in non-chroot mode. It is used to go into sysb/sysc.
in non-chroot mode. It is used to boot the Linux kernel that will be built next
from the current Linux kernel (when using ``--kernel``).
Linux kernel 4.9.10
===================
@ -767,7 +768,7 @@ However, the docs are also wrong, as the latest of the 4.9.x series does not
work with our version of binutils. However, a much earlier 4.9.10 does
(selected arbitrarily, could go newer but did not test), with a small amount
of patching. This is also modern enough for most hardware and to cause few
problems with software built in sysc. Secondly, the linux-libre scripts are used
problems with software built afterwards. Secondly, the linux-libre scripts are used
to deblob the kernel. Every other pregenerated file is appended with ``_shipped``
so we use a ``find`` command to remove those, which are automatically regenerated.
The kernel config was originally taken from Void Linux, and was then modified
@ -778,11 +779,18 @@ subsequent systems, and we do not have ``modprobe``.
We then kexec to use the new Linux kernel, using ``kexec-tools`` for a Linux
kernel and ``kexec-linux`` for Fiwix.
musl 1.2.4
==========
At this point, it is guaranteed that we are running on Linux with thread support,
so we rebuild musl with thread support.
curl 7.88.1
===========
``curl`` is used to download files using various protocols including HTTP and HTTPS.
However, this first build does not support encrypted HTTPS yet.
However, this first build does not support encrypted HTTPS yet. ``curl`` requires
Linux and musl with thread support, which are now available.
bash 5.2.15
===========
@ -792,16 +800,6 @@ and is built with GNU readline support so it can be used as a fully-featured
interactive shell. ``autoconf-2.69`` is used to regenerate the configure
script and ``bison`` is used to recreate some included generated files.
curl 7.83.0
===========
``curl`` is built in sysc because Linux must be running with support for threads
(which is not the case if kernel bootstrapping is being used). curl requires
musl with thread support, which was built at the end of sysa.
``curl`` is built first in sysc so the rest of the packages can be downloaded.
Note that the tar file for curl itself was copied over from sysa because
curl is not yet available to download it.
xz 5.4.1
========