* Keith Mitchell ([email protected]) wrote: > On 08/17/10 02:55 PM, Glenn Lagasse wrote: > >* Keith Mitchell ([email protected]) wrote: > >> libti/Makefile and man/Makefile copyright dates look like they're > >>not quite right. Other changes look good. > >Fixed. > > > >>In the flag day, don't forget that we'll need to "beadm unmount > >>on-nightly" before rebooting. Would it be possible to have a special > >>slim_source repo ready as well as the on-nightly one, so that > >>internally we can update once rather than twice? (This should also > >>mean that we don't have to "pkg fix install/beadm"). > >I'll add some text about making sure to unmount before rebooting. We > >can probably have a slim_source repo available as well, though I'm not > >sure what that buys us. I don't see how having it will get us around > >the pkg fix install/beadm issue. > > I missed the fine print that mentioned the second half of the > instructions were for testing slim_source changes, not for the build > system itself. There's not necessarily a need, given that.
Okie. > I do think (hope?) it might remove the need for the pkg fix - I > believe IPS will "do the right thing" if libbe.so.1 is removed from > 1 pkg at the same time it's added to another (when run in a single > operation). If not, there will be an issue upgrading to 147 off of > ipkg.sfbay requiring *everyone* to run pkg fix install/beadm. Potentially. This cross-consoldiation/objects moving between packages/upgrade stuff is seriously complicated. I'd like to say unnecessarily so, but I'm nowhere near fluent enough in pkg design to make that statement. I'll see if I can whip up a test scenario that upgrades a BE 'in-one-go' to on-nightly and install-nightly and see if things turn out alright. I don't have high hopes, but it might work. > Regardless, there's no need for you to set-up a special repo with > it. Our build machines will have one, naturally (duh!) Good point. Thanks Keith! Glenn _______________________________________________ caiman-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/caiman-discuss
