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From: Robert Sexton <robert@kudra.com>
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Subject: Shared Source Tree - A solution
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Date: Tue, 10 Jun 1997 10:50:45 -0400 (EDT)
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Thanks to everybody who sent me suggestions on how to NFS-share
my source tree.

The best solution was suggested (and tested by me) by Lee Crites
who suggested the use of the lndir command.  lndir is part
of the X distribution and is very handy.

So for me, the soluttion is to readonly mount /usr/src from
my cvsup host, then use lndir to mirror it correctly into 
/usr/src on the destination machine.  I manually copy /usr/src/sys
so that when the NFS mount goes away, I can build a kernel.

Thanks again,
Robert Sexton 

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