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On Sat, May 22, 2004 at 05:21:13PM +0200, Bjoern Hillebrand wrote:
  | Hi,
  |=20
  | My system is a slackware 9.1 linux box ( 2.6.6 kernel ) and I want to g=
ive
  | NetBSD a try.
  |=20
  | So I i checked out the repository and download the XFree 4.4 source cod=
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  | for the X-Windows system.

You need to checkout the 'xsrc' module from NetBSD,
not use the unmodified XFree86 4.4 sources from XFree86.


  | My compile script is attached to this mail. When i set MAKEOBJDIR build=
.sh=20
  | aborts. Without MAKEOBJDIR it works until the build process of X. I als=
o=20
  | attached the failure description provided from the build process.

What's the error that your script generates when MAKEOBJDIR is set?

Note that the directory referenced by MAKEOBJDIR should exist before
you start the build...  If you use the '-O yourobjdir' option to
build.sh, then build.sh will ensure that the directory exists.
build.sh won't do this for you if you provide MAKEOBJDIR via the
environment...


Cheers,
Luke.

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