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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--UnaWdueM1EBWVRzC Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable 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.=20 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=20 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= =20 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, --=20 J. --UnaWdueM1EBWVRzC Content-Type: application/pgp-signature; name="signature.asc" -----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----- --UnaWdueM1EBWVRzC--
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