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Re: sys in cvs
- To: misc_(_at_)_openbsd_(_dot_)_org
- Subject: Re: sys in cvs
- From: Nick Holland <nick_(_at_)_holland-consulting_(_dot_)_net>
- Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 06:36:16 -0400
Alexandre Anriot wrote:
>> Can sys be checkedout separately from OpenBSD's cvs repositories?
>
> Try something like cvs co -P src/sys
>
This is correct, of course, but keep in mind, there aren't a lot of good
reasons to do this.
* If you are trying to build stable, you are missing the userland changes.
* If you are trying to "optimize" your system, that's not a good
reason. :)
* If you are trying to build -current, you are going to end up with
userland out of sync with the kernel.
* If you are trying to develop new drivers or features in the kernel,
you are leaving out a way to test your development (building source).
About the only time I've found reason to check out src/sys/ without src/
is when I'm impatient to test out a new machine, in which case, I'll
check out src/sys/, start a compile, and while the compile is running,
switch to another screen and fetch the rest of src/
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