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smbfs has moved.
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.7 2013/12/25 23:35:17 christos Exp $
Add rump_smbfs. It's innards are different from most file systems in two respects: * in addition to vfs (and networking), it depends on kernel device code to provide /dev/nsmb * mounting involves having lengthy chats with the kernel smb device instead of the typical "parse args and mount(2) away". Seems to be pretty stable, at least data seems to flow over it faster than over in-kernel nfs.
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#
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SMBROOT=${.CURDIR}/../../../external/bsd/smbfs
Add rump_smbfs. It's innards are different from most file systems in two respects: * in addition to vfs (and networking), it depends on kernel device code to provide /dev/nsmb * mounting involves having lengthy chats with the kernel smb device instead of the typical "parse args and mount(2) away". Seems to be pretty stable, at least data seems to flow over it faster than over in-kernel nfs.
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MOUNTNAME= smbfs
SRCS+= smb_rumpops.c
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PROGDPLIBS+= smb ${SMBROOT}/lib/libsmb
This is linked against rumpnet_sockin, so it should not be linked against rumpnet_netinet anymore.
2009-12-11 19:46:27 +03:00
LDADD+= -lrumpnet_sockin -lrumpnet
mirror change of -lrumpcrypto ==> -lrumpkern_crypto
2010-12-05 23:13:26 +03:00
LDADD+= -lrumpkern_crypto -lrumpdev_netsmb -lrumpdev
Add rump_smbfs. It's innards are different from most file systems in two respects: * in addition to vfs (and networking), it depends on kernel device code to provide /dev/nsmb * mounting involves having lengthy chats with the kernel smb device instead of the typical "parse args and mount(2) away". Seems to be pretty stable, at least data seems to flow over it faster than over in-kernel nfs.
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ISRUMP= # it is
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.include "${SMBROOT}/Makefile.inc"
CPPFLAGS+=-I${SMBDIST}/mount_smbfs
.PATH: ${SMBDIST}/mount_smbfs
Add rump_smbfs. It's innards are different from most file systems in two respects: * in addition to vfs (and networking), it depends on kernel device code to provide /dev/nsmb * mounting involves having lengthy chats with the kernel smb device instead of the typical "parse args and mount(2) away". Seems to be pretty stable, at least data seems to flow over it faster than over in-kernel nfs.
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.include <bsd.prog.mk>