Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 09:13:24 -0000 From: "Martin Tournoij" <carpetsmoker@xs4all.nl> To: "Charlie Hynson III" <dachaos@dachaos.com>, freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Hide ports make options/config Message-ID: <op.tmd88xr5kagcwh@phong.carpetsmoker.net> In-Reply-To: <002e01c73ba2$c609f2f0$7800a8c0@carla> References: <002e01c73ba2$c609f2f0$7800a8c0@carla>
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On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 08:21:07 -0000, Charlie Hynson III <dachaos@dachaos.com> wrote: > I am making myself an easy install sh shell script that configures my own > basic setup on FreeBSD 6.2 Release. Wondering how I tell make when > installing a port not to ask me make options/config (silent install). For > all ports and or individual ports. Since I have my make options set in > pkgtools config for sysutils/portupgrade. > For example portupgrade -RN /usr/ports/lang/php4 > Will ask me make options which I have already set. How do I hide the > options. > I tried searching a few places before asking with no luck. > > > P.S. > Thanks FreeBSD Team for another great release so far 6.2 Release is > running > really smooth on my P4 2.6 i386 system without any problems. By default > FreeBSD 6.2 Release works with my re0 1000/baseTX Full Duplex LinkSys > Gigabit NIC. Which really impresses me since I have to install a driver > on > windows 2003 server enterprise before the card works. Not FreeBSD!!! > > Thanks, > Charlie > -DBATCH For example: make install -DBATCH [OTHER SWITCHES] Hope this helps. Windows 2003 probably has the driver for your NIC, but can't find because your card is one revision higher, let's say Gigabit 123b, and windows only has a driver for Gigabit123a or something like that. Quite often (~90% of the time) this is the case on Windows 2000 and XP when it can't find a driver. One (or a few) revisions higher or lower doesn't matter for the driver. although I don't have any experience with Windows 2003, I think I can safely assume this is the case for windows 2003 to. You will have to select the driver manually. Martin
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