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Subject: Re: make release problems 
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> In message <199702081451.IAA14011@nexgen.ampr.org>, dkelly@HiWAAY.net writes:
> 
> Your CVSROOT isn't set.
> 
> Poul-Henning
> 
> >I had the great idea I'd try to roll my own release during some idle CPU 
> >cycles:
> 
> >===> lkm/wcd
> >install -c -o bin -g bin -m 555   wcd_mod.o /usr/release/lkm
> >cd /usr/release/usr && rm -rf src &&  cvs -d  co -P -r 2.2-GAMMA-DMK src
> >cvs: invalid option -- P
> >Usage: cvs [cvs-options] command [command-options] [files...]
> >    Where 'cvs-options' are:
> >        -H           Displays Usage information for command

I've gotten to the point I agree that I'm lacking a CVSROOT directory. 
Where do I get it, and/or how do I make one?

Have been ftp'ing the CTM archives whenenver I felt the urge to see what's 
happening in the development. But after some prompting I finally got CVSup 
talking. I trust the files CVSup wrote in /usr/sup are *not* related to the 
above need for a CVSROOT directory?

What I think I've learned: "make release" does not build the objects in 
/usr/obj, but requires them. The only way I've found to build /usr/obj is 
"make world".

I am supposed to "cd /usr/src/release" and type something like: 

make release CHROOTDIR=/usr/release RELEASETAG=2.2-GAMMA-DMK 
CVSROOT=somewhere?

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