On Mar 23, 2005, at 2:44 PM, Stewart Stremler wrote:
At the moment, compiling the kernel is towards the end of the process. If I were trying this on a BSD box, I presume it would come towards the beginning of the proces...
Yes, you would compile everything in place on your current, running system. At the end you would partition the new space and do a "make installworld" and "make installkernel" and probably a "mergemaster" with the appropriate flags to dump the install into the new partition.
I also believe that "sysinstall" can be invoked on a running system in order to dump an image of itself into a new partition.
-a
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