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Kernel builds now happen in compile/CONFIG/obj@ -> /usr/obj/... [or ./obj/, if srctree is not rooted at /usr/src]. As a result, stock GENERIC & RAMDISK kernels are commited to the tree, to ensure the src tree can be "readonly" during builds, with all writes occuring inside the obj space. config -b options are handled by ../Makefile.inc. The canonical new way to configure one of these kernels is: % cd /sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP % doas make obj % make config % make % doas cp obj/bsd /bsd The build infrastructure will use this new mechanism in a de-escalation way using BUILDUSER. Much help from natano and tb.

9 years ago

Kernel builds now happen in compile/CONFIG/obj@ -> /usr/obj/... [or ./obj/, if srctree is not rooted at /usr/src]. As a result, stock GENERIC & RAMDISK kernels are commited to the tree, to ensure the src tree can be "readonly" during builds, with all writes occuring inside the obj space. config -b options are handled by ../Makefile.inc. The canonical new way to configure one of these kernels is: % cd /sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP % doas make obj % make config % make % doas cp obj/bsd /bsd The build infrastructure will use this new mechanism in a de-escalation way using BUILDUSER. Much help from natano and tb.

9 years ago

Kernel builds now happen in compile/CONFIG/obj@ -> /usr/obj/... [or ./obj/, if srctree is not rooted at /usr/src]. As a result, stock GENERIC & RAMDISK kernels are commited to the tree, to ensure the src tree can be "readonly" during builds, with all writes occuring inside the obj space. config -b options are handled by ../Makefile.inc. The canonical new way to configure one of these kernels is: % cd /sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP % doas make obj % make config % make % doas cp obj/bsd /bsd The build infrastructure will use this new mechanism in a de-escalation way using BUILDUSER. Much help from natano and tb.

9 years ago

Kernel builds now happen in compile/CONFIG/obj@ -> /usr/obj/... [or ./obj/, if srctree is not rooted at /usr/src]. As a result, stock GENERIC & RAMDISK kernels are commited to the tree, to ensure the src tree can be "readonly" during builds, with all writes occuring inside the obj space. config -b options are handled by ../Makefile.inc. The canonical new way to configure one of these kernels is: % cd /sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP % doas make obj % make config % make % doas cp obj/bsd /bsd The build infrastructure will use this new mechanism in a de-escalation way using BUILDUSER. Much help from natano and tb.

9 years ago

Kernel builds now happen in compile/CONFIG/obj@ -> /usr/obj/... [or ./obj/, if srctree is not rooted at /usr/src]. As a result, stock GENERIC & RAMDISK kernels are commited to the tree, to ensure the src tree can be "readonly" during builds, with all writes occuring inside the obj space. config -b options are handled by ../Makefile.inc. The canonical new way to configure one of these kernels is: % cd /sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP % doas make obj % make config % make % doas cp obj/bsd /bsd The build infrastructure will use this new mechanism in a de-escalation way using BUILDUSER. Much help from natano and tb.

9 years ago

Kernel builds now happen in compile/CONFIG/obj@ -> /usr/obj/... [or ./obj/, if srctree is not rooted at /usr/src]. As a result, stock GENERIC & RAMDISK kernels are commited to the tree, to ensure the src tree can be "readonly" during builds, with all writes occuring inside the obj space. config -b options are handled by ../Makefile.inc. The canonical new way to configure one of these kernels is: % cd /sys/arch/amd64/compile/GENERIC.MP % doas make obj % make config % make % doas cp obj/bsd /bsd The build infrastructure will use this new mechanism in a de-escalation way using BUILDUSER. Much help from natano and tb.

9 years ago

cleandir: target for kernel compile directories ok natano

9 years ago

Fix building profiling kernels by passing the -p flag to config(8) if the kernel's name ends in .PROF.

9 years ago