Hanspeter Roth wrote:
> On Oct 07 at 02:43, Terry Lambert spoke:
> > /usr/include/* is obsolete. Install the new ones instead.
>
> When I rename /usr/include and copy /usr/src/include/* to
> /usr/include I get:
What happens when you read the -current archives for other
messages which indicate the same problem, and then use the
correct procedure for installing new include files, instead?
8-).
> Did I copy the wrong include directory (/usr/src/include)?
Yes. You weren't supposed to copy, you were suppose to use
the "make" target. Include files are generated, or they come
from all over, not just the source directory for the simple
includes.
--
To save you the minute and a half of searching (which is
apparently what you want somone to do -- why are you asking
in -current instead of -questions?):
cd /usr
mv include include.old
mkdir include
chown root.wheel include
chmod 755 include
cd /usr/src
make includes
The mkdir/chode/chmod is necessary because the "includes" target
fails to create its install directory (one of many minor broken
things about the build process).
-- Terry
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