arr...@freebsd.org (Gleb Popov) writes:
>This is exactly the situation in which Poudriere helps. You can create a
>Poudriere jail out of /usr/src and /usr/obj and then build all the needed
>ports in the isolated environment. Once you finish, upgrade the host with
>installkernel & installworld and
On Tue, May 3, 2022 at 11:59 PM G. Paul Ziemba
wrote:
> An unfortunate property of building ports locally (as opposed to
> via poudriere) is that dependencies are often installed to the host
> file system during the build even when I am not doing "make install"
> to the target port.
>
> I normall
Hello.
I am not sure, but here is my normal port update:
portmaster (some other options...) -x \*-kmod-\[0-9gv\] -a
Regards.
G. Paul Ziemba wrote on 2022/05/04 01:23:
> An unfortunate property of building ports locally (as opposed to
> via poudriere) is that dependencies are often installed to
An unfortunate property of building ports locally (as opposed to
via poudriere) is that dependencies are often installed to the host
file system during the build even when I am not doing "make install"
to the target port.
I normally sidestep this issue by using poudriere. However, I am trying
to u
