"/etc/ssh/ssh_config" (from "/etc/ssh/ssh.conf") for ssh(1) and other
userland tools, and "/etc/ssh/sshd_config (from "/etc/ssh/sshd.conf")
for sshd(8).
etc/postinstall will detect this, and if "fix" is given, rename the files.
An explicit makesums: maketars dependancy was not used because a
release engineer might want to regenerate the sums only and not the
tarballs; there's no explicit dependancy tracking here or elsewhere
between the input files and the output tarballs so everything gets
rebuild always.
XXX The existing "maketars" script is also not friendly to parallel
builds -- all of the sets files should be visible to the makefile so
they can be built in parallel.
delete csh, netstat, tset, and vi to reduce GOT size.
otherwise, libc.a and other objects which was not compiled with -xgot
won't link. (in general, you can't mix -xgot and no -xgot binaries.)
current GOT size is 0000f590 (see below).
10 .got 0000f590 10010360 10010360 00269360 2**4
CONTENTS, ALLOC, LOAD, DATA
otherwise, libc.a and other objects which was not compiled with -xgot
won't link. (in general, you can't mix -xgot and no -xgot binaries.)
current GOT size is 0000f618 (see below).
10 .got 0000f618 10010460 10010460 0026c460 2**4
CONTENTS, ALLOC, LOAD, DATA
Arguably this could be moved to using the distrib/miniroot
infrastructure instead.
XXX: This could benefit from being crunchgen-ed with libhack;
currently it just uses a lot of stuff out of ${DESTDIR}
- take advantage of Makefile.mdset
- use list instead of ramdisk.list, and remove special srcdirs for init
and dd since they understand -DSMALLPROG
- use full-path style specfile mtree.conf instead of
old-style specfile ../common/ramdisk.tree
- ensure IMAGEDEPENDS is in sync with list
(xxx; untested :)
symbols into locals, but relocs are left in place (rather than attempting
to resolve-in-place with "ld -r", even with "-Bsymbolic").
Standard MIPS code will generate CALL16 relocs for function calls, but
the linker forbids such relocs from being used to call local symbols (such
as those turned "local" by objcopy). So, rather than battle the toolchain
uphill, work around it for the moment by forcing 32-bit GOT references with
the assembler option "-xgot".
This will be fixed in a more clean manner in the future.
