Maurice Janssen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to have a single src directory that is shared by various
> architectures to build releases?
>
> I have a few old computers (vax, hppa, sparc), most of them with quite
> small hard disks. Too small to build the userland. I also have a i386
> with more than enough disk space running as nfs server.
> Right now, I have a /export/${arch}/src and /export/${arch}/obj for each
> architecture. Works fine, but most of the contents of the source
> directories is the same for each architecture. Seems like a waste of
> resources to keep it separate.
>
> The FAQ mentions building a kernel with a read only source tree, but
> nothing about userland. Is it possible to mount /usr/src read-only and
> build the userland?
>
>
calling all cars, calling all cars, we have an APB out on a bunch of
FSes that should be on NFS. danger: these FSes may be armed and
dangerous, possibly with extra network latency. use extreme caution and
try to keep them separate if possible!
if you see any with v4, call for donations before apprehending.
cheers,
jake
> Thanks,
> Maurice
