Vhr`r nr Robert <rob...@openbsd.pap.st>: > On Sat, 14 Mar 2009 14:04:47 +0200 > pa...@mail.bg wrote: > >> > Read http://www.openbsd.org/cvsup.html[1[1]] and start again. >> > Don't forget to clean up your /usr. >> > >> > In short: You got yourself a copy of the cvs tree and you need to >> > check out the source from that. Using /usr as base/prefix was >> > wrong. >> > >> > And on the perl issue... By updating to the snapshot you got >> > yourself the new perl installed. >> > >> > - Robert >> > >> > >> > >> Thank you Robert for your answer , yes, i have new perl installed >> via snapshot, but i was trying to get the latest src and to compile >> the kernel just for the test, buth i have no idea about these errors. >> I read the link about cvsup and i think that my file is right , >> because my source is under /usr/src where it should be, and i was >> wondering about version tag, but i read when the tag is missing i get >> the current src and that is my idea. I just trying to keep updated my >> current snapshot > > Read the mentioned doc again. Also have a look at the FAQ. > > What you loaded with cvsup is _not_ a source tree you can put > into /usr/src and compile stuff from. > What you have is the cvs tree with changelog etc. > You are only half way there. And using {prefix,base}=/usr doesnt allow > you to go any further. > > > 1.) > Clean up your cvsup.config error and the fallout: > > change your cvsup config to {prefix,base}=/cvs instead of /usr. > > # sudo mkdir -p /cvs/src > # sudo mv /usr/src/* /cvs/src/ > # sudo mv /usr/CVSROOT /cvs/ > > 2.) > # cd /usr && sudo opencvs -qd/cvs get -P src > > That would give you a sourcetree you can compile the kernel from. > > This is just the same stuff that is on the mentioned page! > Don't stop reading halfway through. > > 3.) > Read the docs if you want to know how to update in the future. > > Perhaps http://www.openbsd.org/anoncvs.html[2] might help you understand > the issue. That page shows how to get a source checkout without the > "intermediate" step of mirroring the cvs tree locally. > > - Robert > > > Thank you Robert, that way i was able to build kernel and etc. I tought that cvs and cvsup are doing the same thing.
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