On May 10, 2014, at 9:45 AM, Thomas Hoffmann <trh411_at_gmail.com> wrote: > The other night I built a new -CURRENT at r265728. At delete-old it asked > me if I wanted to "remove /usr/share/mk/src.opts.mk?" I said yes. > Subsequently an upgrade attempt for virtualbox-ose-4.3.10_1 failed with a > "missing src.opts.mk <http://src.opt.mk>" error. I’ve fixed that. > Last night I built a new -CURRENT at 265793. At delete-old it asked me if I > wanted to "remove /usr/share/mk/src.opts.mk?"again. I said no. Subsequently > an upgrade for virtualbox-ose-4.3.10_1 succeded. You should say yes. > Three questions: > 1. Why is delete-old repeatedly asking me if I want to remove /usr/share/mk/ > src.opts.mk? It seems to keep getting installed. It shouldn’t be now that I’ve got things ironed out. > 2. Why is delete-old asking me if I want to remove something that is > required to build ports, well at least one port? I did not try to build any > other ports, so maybe it was just a virtualbox-ose issue? It isn’t required to build ports. Well, it was for a couple of days due to a bug, but I’ve fixed that bug. > 3. Should I keep src.opts.mk at delete-old or remove it? Remove it. It should ask you at most one more time. > I saw some discussion about src.opts.mk, but it centered around the use of > WITHOUT_NIS, which is not my issue. Yea. I understand. The WITHOUT_NIS was a different, and subtle, bug that I fixed as well. My advise: update to the tip of head, buildworld, install world, delete-old (making sure you say ‘yes’) and then try virtualbox-ose build again. It should just work. If it doesn’t then send in a bug report since I missed something when I fixed nvidia and cuse builds. Thanks for the report. I hope I can get this all ironed out for you. I think I have already, but the build system is rather fragile, I’m coming to discover, and used in several non-obvious use cases that seem obvious after the bug report comes in… Sorry these slipped through the cracks in my testing... WarnerReceived on Sat May 10 2014 - 18:01:46 UTC
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