See, I just avoid all that environment stuff from the get-go. I mount the source tree NFS Read-Only, then union-mount a local filesystem over the usr/src on each
machine I intend to build on. Works like a charm - leaves the source tree untaintened, and keeps all of the arch-specific stuff on each build machine.


Andrew Brown wrote:

> while using the same source tree (shared via nfs) to update two
> machines simultaneously, with
>
> OBJMACHINE=yes
> MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX!=echo /usr/obj/${MACHINE}-on-`uname -m`
> MKOBJDIRS=yes
>

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