fI use sudo for the following command. ___________ #!/bin/sh cd /sw tar cvfz - . > /Users/grey/back/sw.tgz cp ~/.cvspass /Users/grey/back/my.cvspass # Usually not required ___________
To restore to same/another machine (Use sudo for tar command) __________ cd /sw tar xvfz /Users/grey/back/sw.tgz __________
This keeps all 4 of my machines with the same files also. (Machines are 467 mHz G4, 1 gHz Powerbook, 1 gHz iMac, Dual Processor G5)
I haven't noticed any issues so far.
I've used 3 out of the 4 machines as the Master. (I use whichever one first needs the Package)
I've done small updates to all 4 systems.
This method sure makes it easy to bring up a new machine to Unstable, and it keeps the configuration the same on all my machines.
Using 10.3.3 on all machines. ..lj
On 15 Apr, 2004, at 03:14, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have two macs. I'd like to install KDE 3.2.1 to both of them but only want to compile once. How can I install compiled packages from one to another mac?
Thanks
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