Timo Buhrmester <fstd.lkml%gmail.com@localhost> writes: > It's not supported to build.sh the netbsd-7 branch on a -current system, then extract the resulting sets + running postinstall(8), right? > Especially the postinstall part, because it removed my libc. I believe it is not supported. > I'm not complaining, just want to make sure this is on myself (otherwise I would probably open a PR) If you do want to to this, I would do the install of userland with a current kernel, and then reboot to single user mode, and then remove all the files that were installed by current and have a ctime older than your 7 install. This is useful anyway when doing upgrades, as I often find /usr/include/g++ crud that causes problems (from a 4->5 upgrade??). You can also just clean up /lib and /usr/lib judiciously by hand, and it will probably be ok. postinstall from -7 removing a libc installed by -7 sounds wrong, so if you can figure out how to avoid that, it is probably worth fixing. Even if what you are doing is not supported.
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