At 09.44 18/01/99 +0100, Gianmarco Giovannelli wrote:
>At 16.22 18/01/99 +0800, you wrote:
>I usually have a box ("server") which make the make world process, the
>others ("clients") only install what the server did :-)
>
>Let's say in advance that I do it _only_ if server and clients run the same
>version of FreeBSD.
>If yes :
Ehm, obviusly you need a built /usr/obj tree so you need also to do :
(server) cd /usr/src
(server) make world
>(server) cd /sys/i386/conf
>(server) cp GENERIC CLIENT_NAME
>(server) edit CLIENT_NAME to suit your needs
>(server) config -r CLIENT_NAME (if 3.0) else config CLIENT_NAME
>(server) cd ../../compile/CLIENT_NAME
>(server) make all
>
>When it is finished :
>
>(client) mount /usr/src and /usr/obj of the server in /usr/src and /usr/obj
>(client) cd /sys/compile/CLIENT_NAME
>(client) make install
>(client) cd /usr/src
>(client) make installworld (or make reinstall if both are release prior 3.0)
>(client) compare /etc/* with /usr/src/etc/* to see if it is changed
>something in the scripts
>(client) restart
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