As it just happened to me (*again*), I thought I'd complain to the powers-that-be. I'm upgrading my laptop to current. (And on a different subject "cd /usr/src/release;make release" doesn't build because of some ports problems...but no big deal.) I mount the cd (or nfs or whatever), cd to the "src" distribution and do "sh install.sh all". Then "cd /usr/src; make world >& world.log" and immediately the build fails -- no "tools". So I then have to go back to the distribution & "sh install.sh tools". Then of course, I remember I didn't install the crypto stuff so I have to "cd crypto;sh ../src/install.sh `basename *.aa .aa|sed s/s//`" Then I can build world. Why can't the src/install.sh do the right thing the first time? Just curious, Kent To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-current" in the body of the message
