If you never build xCAT from source, you can skip this post.
The xcat build scripts gave so much verbose output, it was tough to see
build errors, and sometimes we missed them. I've modified them now so that
there is a verbose mode and (by default) a non-verbose mode. You can
"export VERBOSE=1" or pass "VERBOSE=1" into buildcore.sh to see verbose
output.
In the process, i cleaned the build code up a lot. One of the things i
cleaned up was to merge all the make* scripts (makeperlxcatrpm,
makeserverrpm, etc.) into a single script called makerpm. You pass the rpm
name you want to build into the script. So if you used to run
makeperlxcatrpm to build perl-xCAT locally, now you would run "makerpm
perl-xCAT" instead.
These changes were only made in the trunk. None of the branches are
affected.
Bruce Potter STSM, Linux & AIX Cluster Development, IBM,
Poughkeepsie, NY
Email: [email protected] Phone: external: 845-433-7073, internal: TL
293-7073
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