Go back to your original scheme. Make knows what the true path was when
you did the build and it has to look like that on the clients. If you
link /array/src as /usr/src, make knows it was really /array/src. You
would have to nfs_mount /array/src and link it to /usr/src. Why do that
when you
On Tuesday 14 January 2003 12:04 am, randall ehren wrote:
Go back to your original scheme. Make knows what the true path was
when you did the build and it has to look like that on the clients.
If you link /array/src as /usr/src, make knows it was really
/array/src. You would have to
hi,
i have a machine that i use for building freebsd for a bunch of other
machines. in my old setup, all worked well, but now i am experiencing a few
problems which seem related to symlinking and mount points.
in the old setup /usr/src /usr/obj were just your typical partitions on a
single
On Monday 13 January 2003 07:17 pm, randall ehren wrote:
hi,
i have a machine that i use for building freebsd for a bunch of
other machines. in my old setup, all worked well, but now i am
experiencing a few problems which seem related to symlinking and
mount points.
in the old setup
