Date: Sun, 27 Sep 2020 07:21:26 +0100 From: tech-lists <tech-lists@zyxst.net> To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org Subject: private freebsd-update server - possible with -current? Message-ID: <20200927062126.GE54660@bastion.zyxst.net>
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[-- Attachment #1 --] Hi, I'm not altogether sure which list this question should go to, so please accept my apologies in advance if this is the wrong place to ask and direct me elsewhere. What I'd like to do is to run a freebsd-update server for some low-power boards that are tier2 or tier3 arches *and* for various attached hardware reasons need to run -current (nodebug). I'd like to have the freebsd-update functionality missing from -current as it stands, so that a full rebuild of the image isn't needed. I read with interest https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/freebsd-update-server the article is old but the start of it says it was last updated recently (2020-06-28), so still valid? so I'd like to ask the experts here: 1. would this be expected to work with -current? Looking through the page it there's lots of use of patches that pertain to following releng. My use case doesn't require that. [1] 2. will the server build/run under other arches? I'm interested in arm64 for this. [1] 3. can it be made to cross-compile with native-xtools? [1] ultimately what i'd like to have is a freebsd-update server on rpi4/arm64 building for arm[6,7] arm64 and mips64. On the low power board, run freebsd-update as usual, apply updates, reboot. [1] right now I'm only asking if it's possible or if my idea is flawed, or if theres a better idea. thanks, -- J. [-- Attachment #2 --] -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAABCAAdFiEE8n3tWhxW11Ccvv9/s8o7QhFzNAUFAl9wL3kACgkQs8o7QhFz NAXrRg//fADpCMQKIvOHKPMgK0eCpUJ3bw+CUfnMNvOrpk9RTV6OySZiF3R7PtYD c6MuqpDyl8QeIZQVa31N5lvSYeUA8Gd+THtnBu2ymL8r/6+o6NIUHMzcqhMorVTx fMiqKgzks+A1UO7ju9VU7nqg5x/JPDfA2fvZIrk7M/+fuLNAbB7UMyFJ4toyHuls /Vr+wZO1sui2eRHH9AEa2VgO9g8s5MsL7W5j8nVdAmiDI2EEoe5J9sQbbpYAThX5 MBf3Up+mO5xY3uwCObm+/6OPN3sR+MvFNKkQhvpSpITRrO/3cKQw0V788pa/T++/ VMZ5flHGF8zESG25hzEUDIsA4t7fQV/7JBZkn2sWleb0UEdMDnPq9veJlFhQ+F8d xoZQ6lA//I2WEQBMSVIJzAC0ytsXvLo3VT6SBKAezlo/JHucz/qspTZheFGaOG8B 0lvEFQF3L0KuGgTq41SI/sjzRtBNCYf802qxYQNvxEyAGSZpgoy5PVsymmW4ukWx D0recGiOgofvJJPWAiSmWKlG68glOxY0oF378Gzd8WIFazwzh198wj6hcfD2Jfol fOr/iQw5ojp3raJIwyypGxU7ue0qr0NN7NN+1AFRARrjRW2JFKhbJrSxe26gvn1K 0WYmP2KWvQGA52XGB4wm8ndtXQtd7Bkq+c6V7P8H06otJ/k1hn4= =l5JI -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----help
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