On Monday 14 June 2004 02:41, Andrew McLaren wrote:
Apologies in advance for what might be a dumb question - but I have
searched Readmes, UPDATE, Handbook, FAQ, Google, without finding the answer
Looks like you did not look at the man page.
from make.conf(5):
FILES
/etc/make.conf
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Subject: Re: Default make.conf in FreeBSD 5.x?
On Monday 14 June 2004 02:41, Andrew McLaren wrote:
Apologies in advance for what might be a dumb
On Monday 14 June 2004 10:01, Andrew McLaren wrote:
No, I read the man page :-) I may be stupid, but I am not lazy :-)) The
man page also helpfully says This man page may occasionally be out of
date so, while it's a useful document, it is not necessarily the final
arbiter of correctness.
I
Hi all,
Apologies in advance for what might be a dumb question - but I have searched Readmes,
UPDATE, Handbook, FAQ, Google, without finding the answer ...
In FreeBSD 4, there was a /etc/defaults/make.conf; and a /etc/make.conf with my own
make overrides.
But when I install FreeBSD 5.2.1,
On 2004-06-14 10:41, Andrew McLaren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In FreeBSD 4, there was a /etc/defaults/make.conf; and a
/etc/make.conf with my own make overrides.
But when I install FreeBSD 5.2.1, there is no make.conf in the
/etc/defaults directory. Also, /etc/make.conf only contains a couple
Thanks, Giorgos.
To clarify: yes, there's a *sample* file here, under /usr/share/examples.
If I want the make.conf to actually be read and used when compiling
something, I still need to move it to /etc/make.conf.
Right?
Thanks
Andrew
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But when I install FreeBSD
