Mark Andrews wrote:
On 12/23/-58 20:59, Greg Rivers wrote:
<div class="moz-text-flowed">I connect to certain wireless networks that
require the EAP_GTC and EAP_OTP features in wpa_supplicant. These
features are not compiled into wpa_supplicant by default.
Using the patch below works great, but it's inconvenient having to
remember to apply it after every cvsup. Is there a better way to
accomplish this? If not, might a change such as this be committed to
enable GTC and OTP by default?
Greg,
I'm unable to comment on including your patch into cvs, but for own
patches like your's, I'm using a script which does 1) csup and 2)
integrate a bunch of patches into /usr/src.
HTH
Volker
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Or you can transfer the cvs repository and update your
source tree from that using cvs. You just leave the local
changes uncommitted.
Alteratively you can "cvs import" the FreeBSD src periodically.
You can then commit local changes. This can also make it
easy to roll back to your previous build state. This should
take less disk space than the previous solution.
Mark
There is a better way, you can use cvsup to mirror the FreeBSD cvs
repository and then use cvs to commit your changes to your own branch.
There is a flag for cvs that you can set that causes branches you make
to have really high branch numbers so that they are not likely to clash
with the branches in the master repository.
Tom
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