> > Ideally, you shouldn't get any compilation errors unless there is a
> > typo or something in the dependency list, or you have a version
> > mismatch or something.  Right?  You can always do "make -k blah" to
> > compile and ignore unimportant errors like errors in installing
> > documentation, right?
>
> Ideally pkgsrc is always 'in sync' i.e. no package updates were added
> before the cvs update. I mean I can update pkgsrc in the middle of a
> big bunch of updates to pkgsrc, and then my pkgsrc is inconsistent.

I generally download the pkgsrc tree tarballs, because cvs update on
pkgsrc takes forever on a P2-233. :)

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