Hi,
On 02/28/2002 08:53:34 AM PST "Steven M. Schultz" wrote:
From: Christian Groessler <cpg(a)aladdin.de>
Look at the /VERSION file. The first or second
line will have
the patchlevel. That file's updated by each patch.
I have 400. I assume
www.2bsd.com contains the newest patches? So 442
is the latest?
It _might_ be easier to create an install tape from the files in
the 2.11 portion of the PUPS archive - I think that was updated
to about patchlevel 432 or so. There is documentation on how to
create a boot tape, etc from the compressed files.
I just last week installed v6 from tape image. I have to admit, I like
working boot images more :-) (Since I only have an emulator and not
the real thing, I don't have the need to physically transfer the
stuff.)
On the other hand it might be
instructive/interesting/whatever to
apply the 42 updates manually - just be sure to read the instructions
that come with each one :)
Hmm, I just did this now, but I have to admit, I only browsed the
instructions of most of them. I followed the instructions of 412/413
because I feared I'd forget to update init before rebooting the new
kernel.
But otherwise I applied all patches to 442, and then rebuilt the
kernel, rebooted, and did "make build; make installsrc". Seemed to
work.
I noticed 2 patches, which patched /usr/src/sys/GENERIC/Makefile, but
this is a generated file I think. At least it wasn't present, because
I removed /usr/src/sys/GENERIC.
regards,
chris