Subject: Re: i386 20000213 snapshot glitches
To: David Brownlee <abs@netbsd.org>
From: John Nemeth <jnemeth@victoria.tc.ca>
List: current-users
Date: 02/27/2000 05:33:42
On Jun 7, 9:39pm, David Brownlee wrote:
}
} "/" being full:
} I believe pax honours the TMPDIR environment variable.
} Could you try setting it to /mnt/tmp before running
} systinst?
sysinst wants to run without the filesystems being mounted, so if
TMPDIR is required before the filesystems are prepped and mounted,
which is highly likely, this wouldn't work. Besides, I don't want to
destroy the system that I built just to try this.
} MAKEDEV needing grep:
} This sounds distinctly bogus, could you submit a PR?
It comes from this bit of code:
# Check if we have fdesc mounted
if [ -d fd ]; then
df fd | grep -q fdesc
if [ $? = 0 ]; then
nofdesc=false
else
nofdesc=true
fi
else
nofdesc=true
fi
The line that has grep was added in revision 1.84 by christos with this
commit message:
Don't barf when we have fdesc mounted. Just skip the devices fdesc provides
It was further modified in revision 1.86 by christos with this message:
Make sure fd is a directory before we df it.
That was done 8.5 months ago (the current revision is 1.101). Do you
still feel that it is a bug?
} libkrb5.so.6:
} Sounds like it was a non exportable snapshot - try
} extracting secr.tgz after install.
That wasn't supplied, so I would probably have to compile it.
}-- End of excerpt from David Brownlee