Pruned widereply. webmaster doesn't care.
But if my notes are correct, the following is what I did:
# If you have a directory called '/Library/OpenAFS/Tools', # I think you want to move it aside... cd /Library/OpenAFS/ ls sudo mv Tools Tools-Previous
above shouldn't matter, below is correct, my suggest is to use a cvs snapshot and not 1.3.78 as there is one more fix in cvs which will be in the next version. well, i guess release builds don't override prefix at configure time, but it should be ok to do, in which case, the above step matters.
cd ~
gnutar xzpf openafs-1.3.78-src.tar.gz
cd openafs-1.3.78
./configure --with-afs-sysname=ppc_darwin_70 --prefix=/Library/OpenAFS/Tools
time make && sudo make install
sudo make packages
ls
cd src/packaging/MacOS
ls
open .
Assuming that all worked, you should see an 'OpenAFS.pkg' file in the directory which opens up in the finder. That package-file can be used to install OpenAFS on MacOS 10. I did this on MacOS 10.3.7, and I have not seen any panics after installing OpenAFS from that installer (and I have been doing more with OpenAFS now than I had been before).
Disclaimer: You should probably wait a day or so, just in case the above instructions are not complete, or not correct. Someone who actually knows what they're doing might have something they want to add!! :-)
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