Subject: Re: building a kernel with a read-only /usr/src
To: Erik E. Fair <fair@clock.org>
From: matthew green <mrg@eterna.com.au>
List: current-users
Date: 05/13/1998 17:41:17
Is it possible to build a kernel when /usr/src is mounted read-only?
Is there a mechanism to make a kernel in /usr/obj?
i'm not sure if this really answers you question (ie, RO /usr/src), but i
use this to build kernels on machines that don't have /sys locally, but i'd
rather build on local disks:
cd /sys/arch/pmax/conf; config -b /orb/p/_aubrey-ii_ -s /sys _aubrey-ii_
which will build my pmax kernel in /orb/p/_aubrey-ii_, while looking for
sources in /sys. someone added the -b/-s switches about a year or so ago.
.mrg.