Well, I decided to play with some FreeBSD security stuff, so the other
day I set my system to run in a securelevel. After I got that working OK,
I decided to give "jail" a try, so I went and grabbed the patches for
stable, applied them to my source tree, and did a "make buildworld".
Guess what? It failed.
The temporary object files in /usr/obj/usr/src/tmp/usr/lib have been
marked schg, so buildworld fails.
I wouldn't expect to be able to do a "make installworld" running under
a securelevel--in fact, I would expect I'd have to be in single user mode.
But I don't want to take my system down to single user mode for the
duration of the entire "make world" compilation. I want to do the compile,
drop to single user, install the new world, and reboot.
It really bugs me that I have to take my system down for a long time
in order to build the world. These temporary files should not be schg.
Justin
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