I nfs export the src then union mount local filesystems over
	it on all the other machines... (I actually mount it somewhere
	other than /usr/src then union mount that _under_ /usr/src, which
	lets me edit the src tree from  the client machine).

	Give me a 'master' src tree, plus the option to make 'local'
	changes on any given machine when I'm playing around.

	All very low tech, but its simple & works :)

                   David/abs             (david@mono.org)

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On Tue, 26 Mar 1996, David Gilbert wrote:

> 	Now that I have a Sun4, Sun3, Amiga, and i386 on my little
> network at home running NetBSD, I'm ready to dive into the multiple
> compiles from one tree mess.  I have seen messages from a number of
> people awhile ago, but I don't remember the resolution, if there was
> one.  At the risk of (re)starting a long-running debate;
>
> 	What facilities exist to compile multiple platforms and/or
> which would work well in my setup?
>
> The Sun3, Sun4, and i386 are ethernet connected.  The Amiga is sofar
> high-speed slip connected, but I gather that the Sun3 should be able
> to do all but it's kernel compile.
>
> Dave.
>
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