When you call "mk clean" or "mk nuke" after "mk install" the build system fails with the following messages :
term% mk clean rm -f *.[568ijqv] *.a[568ijqv] y.tab.? lex.yy.c y.debug y.output [568ijqv].??* conf get fs log query repack save send serve walk $CLEANFILES /bin/git/add: not a git repository mk: rm -f *.[568ijqv] ... : exit status=rc 14985: add 14987: not a git repository term% mk nuke rm -f *.[568ijqv] y.tab.? lex.yy.c y.debug y.output [568ijqv].??* *.acid conf get fs log query repack save send serve walk /bin/git/add: not a git repository mk: rm -f *.[568ijqv] ... : exit status=rc 14991: add 14993: not a git repository Reason : The rc script /sys/src/cmd/git/rm #!/bin/rc -e exec git/add -r $* overwrites rm from /$objtype/bin Solution : *IF YOU USE GIT ASK THE AUTHOR FOR HIS ADVICE.* If you don't use git as a version control and want to use the mk-System of the CD you can workarount this problem : 1) before calling "mk nuke" or "mk install" bind -c /$objtype/bin/rm rm 2) afterwards unmount /$objtype/bin/rm rm Its best to do this inside a build - rc script .. I don't know if this workaround would cause problems when you use git as version-control and have to recompile the system. I prefer CVS while using plan9 and synchronize it with a fossil-scm running on a linux machine. I prefer having ticket, wiki, documentation at one place and in a single file - but thats a question of taste. ------------------------------------------ 9fans: 9fans Permalink: https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/Tc673fad0577438ea-M578023315c1d33f8c23d0490 Delivery options: https://9fans.topicbox.com/groups/9fans/subscription
