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Subject: Re: Cloning systems
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Currently, I am dealing with ports and stuff by actually loading the
 * entire /usr/ports onto a box and then fudging around to get it to do a make
 * install (it still has the .install_done from previous machine).  That's a
 * major strike out for the current ports system - you could not share
 * /usr/ports via NFS, it would seem, for this reason.  (anyways - it's been a
 * major annoyance and lately I've started just compiling them all on each
 * box).

Um, you can try "make reinstall".

Satoshi