- read NetBSD.dist from ${DESTDIR}/etc/mtree instead of /usr/src/etc/mtree
- run mtree with "-N ${DESTDIR}/etc" instead of using the host user databases
contain the correct permissions.
Makefile:
- set SETSENV to the list of variables we wish to pass to each shell
script and use that, rather than duplicating the effort below
- call maketars with "-M ${METALOG}" if UNPRIVED is set.
getdirs.awk:
- takes a list of filenames and outputs the list along with all the
directories used by those filenames
maketars:
- support "-M metalog"
- merge etc/mtree/NetBSD.dist with the "-M metalog" for use in the tgz build
- for a given set, find the union between the set list and the metalog
generated above and use that as the list of files to ${PAX} up as the
tgz file.
attempted to be created.
This way, in "discover missing files" mode, you'll get the benefit
of getting all the missing files listed before this script bombs
out with a non-zero exit status, something which can be of benefit
on slow machines.
and unconditionally add the sysinst list to LISTS; the goop is only in
the i386 stuff because that has some ramdisks which don't use sysinst,
where here on the hp300 it's not an optional item :)
keep state to be locked (modification prevented) and then saved to disk,
allowing for the system to experience a reboot, followed by the restoration
of that information, resulting in connections not being interrupted.
To activate this feature, set ipfs=YES in /etc/rc.conf
- use ${DISTRIBDIR} as appropriate
- use ${DISTRIBDIR}/common/list.sysinst if USE_SYSINST is defined,
removing any replicated list info
- define USE_SYSINST in the sysinst-using ramdisks
- replace MAKEDEV_DEVS with MAKEDEVTARGETS
- use ${DISTRIBDIR} as appropriate
- migrate most of mtree.conf to ${DISTRIBDIR}/common/mtree.common,
leaving /.profile in mtree.conf
- remove MAKEDEV_DEVS support; replaced with MAKEDEVTARGETS support in
${DISTRIBDIR}/common/Makefile.makedev
remove dist/*, now that they're not needed.
if MAKEDEVTARGETS is set, use MAKEDEV.wrapper and makedev2spec.awk to
create an mtree specfile containing the devices that would be made with
"etc/etc.${MACHINE}/MAKEDEV $MAKEDEVTARGETS".
otherwise, copy etc/etc.${MACHINE}/MAKEDEV to dev/MAKEDEV (via list.makedev)
- add mtree.common; contains directories used by all images, and optional
entries for dist/*
- add support for passing variables to parselist.awk that are used to replace
text in each line of the lists. currently supported strings:
text variable
---- --------
@MACHINE_ARCH@ MACHINE_ARCH
@MACHINE@ MACHINE
actually generate hypertext links to the man pages, like they do
know when the pages themselves are formatted. The obvious problem
is that if you aren't a man page, you don't know where the man
pages are.
not be enough RAM to support that), at the expense of more inodes and a
slightly larger md file system (which, when compressed down, still fits in
a kernel and that kernel still fits on a 1.2MB floppy):
- Define MAKEDEV_DEVS to 'std md0 fd0 fd1 wd0 wd1 wd2 wd3 cd0 cd1 pty0 ttyv0'.
- Call makefs with -f 10, to add a few spare inodes.
- Crank imagesize from 1344k to 1440k to handle extra space needed by the
inodes containing the devices.
makedev2spec.awk to generate another mtree specfile for use when building
the image, and don't copy dev/MAKEDEV to the target image. This is primarily
for the tiny images which might not have enough memory for an mfs /dev.
Otherwise (MAKEDEV_DEVS not defined), continue to copy dev/MAKEDEV.
generate list of commands from provided MAKEDEV script with
given arguments, to feed into makedev2spec.awk
makedev2spec.awk
take output of MAKEDEV.wrapper and generate an mtree(8) specfile.
catting these together with "/unset all" between each file.
- when populating the tree (${WORKBUILT} rule), depend upon ${WORKSPEC}
rather than ${MTREECONF}
- support ${MAKEFS_FLAGS} as optional flags for ${MAKEFS}
- use CLEANFILES to remove files
lukem