That works, thanks.
But I think it's time to read the git documentation, to be sure I know
what's going on.
2009/5/1 Jordan Gordeev jgord...@dir.bg:
Colin Adams wrote:
I still get the error message (on the git branch command, this time):
fatal: Not a valid oblect name:
But git checkout v2.2.1 was what i actually needed-:)
So what I did was the following (in case whoever maintains the wiki
page is interested):
1) cd /usr
2) make git-clone
3) cd src
4) git tag (to find the label for the next command)
5) git checkout v2.2.1
6) make buildworld
7) make buildkernel
I still get the error message (on the git branch command, this time):
fatal: Not a valid oblect name: 'DragonFly_RELEASE_2_2'
2009/5/1 Matthew Dillon dil...@apollo.backplane.com:
:But git checkout v2.2.1 was what i actually needed-:)
:
:So what I did was the following (in case whoever
Colin Adams wrote:
I still get the error message (on the git branch command, this time):
fatal: Not a valid oblect name: 'DragonFly_RELEASE_2_2'
2009/5/1 Matthew Dillon dil...@apollo.backplane.com:
:But git checkout v2.2.1 was what i actually needed-:)
:
:So what I did was the following
On Fri, May 01, 2009 at 06:17:29AM +0100, Colin Adams wrote:
So after the:
make git-clone
I should do:
cd src
git checkout DragonFly_RELEASE_2_2
I believe just
make git-clone GIT_BRANCH=DragonFly_RELEASE_2_2
should work, or it should be fixed.
Cheers.
Is there an upgrade path from 2.2.0?
I found a HOWTO page on the website, but that was talking about CVS..
2009/4/29 Matthew Dillon dil...@apollo.backplane.com:
The 2.2.1 sub-release is now available on our mirrors for download!
We're working on updating the release notes.
:Is there an upgrade path from 2.2.0?
:I found a HOWTO page on the website, but that was talking about CVS..
Generally speaking the upgrade path for someone running 2.2.0 is
to download the sources and do a make buildworld/buildkernel/
installworld/installkernel/upgrade sequence.
Matthew Dillon wrote:
:Is there an upgrade path from 2.2.0?
:I found a HOWTO page on the website, but that was talking about CVS..
/usr has a Makefile in it that gives you convenient targets for
downloading and maintaining a copy of the source. I just realized,
though, that the
2009/4/30 Matthew Dillon dil...@apollo.backplane.com:
man build
/usr has a Makefile in it that gives you convenient targets for
downloading and maintaining a copy of the source. I just realized,
though, that the Makefile defaults to using the master branch,
which is the head of
The 2.2.1 sub-release is now available on our mirrors for download!
We're working on updating the release notes.
-Matt
Matthew Dillon
dil...@backplane.com
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