Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2000 11:36:10 -0400 From: "Cambria, Mike" <mcambria@lucent.com> To: 'Helge Oldach' <Helge.Oldach@de.origin-it.com>, tsoi@xocah.dhs.org Cc: freebsd-stable@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: RE: Does anyone succeed on making world from 3.5S to 4.1S ? Message-ID: <75ADD7496F0BD211ADC000104B8846CF012CEEA3@rerun.lucentctc.com>
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H . S . YOON:
>Does anyone succeed on making world from 3.5S to 4.1S?
Yep. Smoothly and according to /usr/src/UPDATING - with one
exception: I
had to manually copy the freshly-built libc.so.4 into
/usr/lib before a
"make installworld" would work. There seems to be a minor
dependency on
the new 4.1's libc in one program - don't remember exactly
which.
I agree. I just updated 2 machines last night. A Pentium from 3.5-Stable
and a PIII from 3.4-Stable. I had the make installworld problem on both,
but UPDATING expected the exact problem I had and suggested using ldconfig,
then redoing installworld.
The only other snag I hit (on both systems) was on the "make install" step
for /usr/src/sys/modules. I hit a problem many others had on the -stable
mailing list. I haven't seen an "official" answer on the list yet. What I
did was just skipped this step until I was done with everything else. Then
running 4.1-Stable in multiuser mode, I simply went into
/usr/src/sys/modules, did make, then make install.
MikeC
Michael C. Cambria AVAYA Communication
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H . S . YOON:
>Does anyone succeed on making world from 3.5S to 4.1S?
Yep. Smoothly and according to /usr/src/UPDATING - with one
exception: I
had to manually copy the freshly-built libc.so.4 into
/usr/lib before a
"make installworld" would work. There seems to be a minor
dependency on
the new 4.1's libc in one program - don't remember exactly
which.
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