Thanks, STeve, but i mean education process in general. To illustrate my thought, now i _know_ that for making src tree "make" must be in backwards compatable mode breaked by "-j" flag. It's not so obvious, and i really don't know where can i get it from.
Steps i follow exactly from faq45: #rm -rf /usr/obj/* #cd /usr/src #make obj #cd /usr/src/etc && env DESTDIR=/ make distrib-dirs # cd /usr/src # make build ...[output skip] [error] Think, make must ignore mk.conf or just force -B for backwards compatiblity while building src tree. 2010/1/22, STeve Andre' <and...@msu.edu>: > On Friday 22 January 2010 02:16:00 Andrej Elizarov wrote: >> > follow the docs instead of trying to be clever and creating problems you >> > don't know how to solve? >> >> hey, how else can i learn some? >> >> yeah, you are all not my slaves and so on. > > If you are new to OpenBSD, one way to learn would be following the > instructions in the FAQ exactly, to see how to build the various parts > of OpenBSD. Follow them to the letter--they work. > > After that you will have a good idea of how things come together. > Then you can study things in more detail, like how the kernel is > built, and the parts of 'user land', ie not the kernel. > > Take what are small steps at first to learn the basics. > > --STeve Andre'
