That's weird, since you have a .git directory there. Google queries suggest "rm .git/index && git reset" but that seems to be from something that was fixed in an older version of Git.
You could delete the files in /usr/src, including the .git* directories, and re-download using the Makefile in /usr. 'cd /usr; make src-create' (or src-create-shallow to save some time.) You may want to check that part of the Makefile to be sure it's downloading the version of DragonFly you want - 2.10 or master. Be careful - both of the things I suggested there are destructive, so if they don't work, you'd need to restore files from history to get it back to the same state. On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 1:19 AM, Siju George <sgeorge...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I have my /usr/src mounted on a PFS > > /pfs/@@-1:00012 443G 195G 248G 44% /usr/src > > I am not able to update git > > > dfly-bkpsrv1# pwd > /usr/src > dfly-bkpsrv1# ls > .git README games sbin > usr.bin > .gitignore UPDATING gnu > secure usr.sbin > COPYRIGHT bin include > share > Makefile contrib lib sys > Makefile.inc1 crypto libexec test > Makefile_upgrade.inc etc nrelease > tools > dfly-bkpsrv1# git pull > fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount parent /usr) > Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set). > > > lease help fix :-) > > Thanks > > Siju
