Subject: building current
To: NetBSD Users <netbsd-users@netbsd.org>
From: Tomoki NetBSD Mailing Lists <tomoki.netbsd.ml@gmail.com>
List: netbsd-users
Date: 06/05/2005 12:31:05
I have recently installed netbsd onto my laptop. I have been trying
to update my system to current. But when I am compiling the userland
the build.sh fails. I want to make sure I am doing this correctly.
1) UPDATE /usr/src: I have tried both cvs and cvsup=20
2) compile tools: in /usr/src "./build.sh tools"
3) compile kernel: in /usr/src "./build.sh kernel=3DGENERIC_LAPTOP"
4) install kernel: in he compiled GENERIC_LAPTOP directory "make
install" and restart
I get this far fine and the booted up kernel is 3.99.5=20
5) compile the userland: in /usr/src "./build.sh -U -D
/usr/i386build/ distribution"
6) install compiled userland: in /usr/src "./build.sh -U -D
/usr/i386build/ install=3D/"
step 5 is where I run into trouble
the compile fails. everyday i keep updating the src and everyday
attempt to compile, but no success yet for over a week....
am I not doing this correct?
TIA,
Tomoki