> > I can confirm that using a correct src.conf in poudriere solved the > error. > > Cool. > > > FYI: One of the reasons that I use METHOD null with my own build > is that I install from the same personal buildworld buildkernel > that I use with the system into multipe poudriere-devel jails > as well: build once, install many. Thus, fewer builds overall. > And the jail activity is somewhat of a check on my personal > build. > > The rest of the poudriere jails match official builds > deliberately and I do not build them from source. > > > === > Mark Millard > marklmi at yahoo.com
I did take a look at your method and it is interesting. Soon I will do some tries and see how I adapt to it and check if your method adapts to my needs. BTW, my simple modus operandi on testing current is something like: Every 1 or 2 weeks: - update src tree - buildworld & installworld - reboot into new BE - upgrade poudriere jail to match system (poudriere jail -u -j jail; with origins in -m src=/usr/src) - poudriere pkgclean -A - poudriere bulk my ports list - pkg delete -af - cd /usr/src && make delete-old delete-old-libs - pkg install my list This way I always hve fresh ports installed matching system and thus do some testing on current. As a ports committer, my tests are always on main and when about to commit, I'll testport official releases -- Nuno Teixeira FreeBSD UNIX: <[email protected]> Web: https://FreeBSD.org
