At 06:15 AM 8/24/2005, Joel Hatton wrote:
Hi,
Situation - I have a machine that I use to build the base system for
others. I'd like to be able to have multiple copies of /usr/src for
different releases - in particular, RELENG_5_3 and RELENG_5_4. Rather than
just changing my RELENG in the supfile and blowing away the tree each time
I thought I could maintain multiple source trees. One trivial way that
came to mind would be to copy /usr/src to /usr/RELENG_5_3 and
/usr/RELENG_5_4 and replace /usr/src with a symlink that points to the one
I'm using at the time - I don't know if this makes perfect sense, it's
just an idea :)
Or should I be doing this properly and checking out a complete CVS tree?
man development
It gives pretty specific details on doing the sort of thing that you want.
-Glenn
thanks,
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