(Developer, port-cobalt portmaster)
I recommend using build.sh. build.sh also allows building
just the
kernel. You get the benefit of it making sure that the
tools are up
to date, as well.
-=erik.
On 2/23/07, bmcewen comcast.net <bmcewen comcast.net> wrote:
>
> -------------- Original message
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> From: "Andy Ruhl" <acruhl gmail.com>
>
> > I think this is the kind of thing you see when the
kernel source and
> > userland toolchain are not matched or close enough
to the same.
> >
> > This is why I prefer to download the entire source
tree, then use
> > build.sh to first build the toolchain, then the
kernel and other
> > stuff. You are practically guaranteed to not have
problems with the
> > toolchain itself that way. User errors
unfortunately are something
> > else
>
> Well, certain NetBSD docs want you to do it the other
way
> For example, htt
p://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/updating.html, in
addition to several (non netbsd.org hostsed) walk-throughs.
>
> I did try to build the whole userland and it blew up,
last week.
> I am guessing that the config and other apps I need are
in src/tools, so I'll try building just that and see if it
goes.
>
> Although I shouldn't be horribly off, there could
certainly be changes preparing for 4.0 I guess (although I'm
not tracking that specifically).
>
> One of the syntax errors is at the maxusers line of the
INSTALL file, which seem strange, I thought that has been
present quite a while.
>
> One piece at a time, I guess.
>
> Brian
>
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