Try 'make clean' from the /usr/src directory.
On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Juan
Kuuse wrote:
>So, where do I start to look for obsolete files, or files that I can safely remove
>without doing any harm on the 3.1-RELEASE box?
>Does the make buildworld create other temporary files which are needed to remov
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I have two 3.1-RELEASE boxes.
I successfully upgraded one of them to 3.3-STABLE, following the tutorial instructions
by Nik Clayton.
When I try do do the same on the other one, it comp
Roelof Osinga wrote:
>
> "Daniel C. Sobral" wrote:
> >
> > mount wd0a /mnt? Is it too much typing for you?
>
> And then they tell *me* to stop being sarcastic! HAH! Since when, pray
> tell, does root reside below mnt?
/me sighs
mount wd0a /mnt
mount /mnt/dev/wd... /...
chroot /mnt
> > You mea
"Daniel C. Sobral" wrote:
>
> mount wd0a /mnt? Is it too much typing for you?
And then they tell *me* to stop being sarcastic! HAH! Since when, pray
tell, does root reside below mnt?
> You mean two _slices_, one on the first 1024, and the other at the
> end of the disk containing the usual _par
Roelof Osinga wrote:
>
> > 1) boot the installation disks until sysinstall comes up.
> > 2) select the Fixit option (the one that mentiones a shell, y'know)
> > on the main menu.
>
> Alas, won't work. Root is most definitely not the root on the hard
> disk. You can do thing within the fixit envi
"Daniel C. Sobral" wrote:
>
> M how about:
>
> 1) boot the installation disks until sysinstall comes up.
> 2) select the Fixit option (the one that mentiones a shell, y'know)
> on the main menu.
Alas, won't work. Root is most definitely not the root on the hard
disk. You can do thing wi
Roelof Osinga wrote:
>
> > > - the install disks could be used to access ones root disk
> >
> > They can.
>
> So people keep telling me. I spend over a week on it an I tell you
> they can't. Not in any sensible way, that is. Compared to this, say,
> Linux is pure bliss. You pop in the disk enter
