Re: installing world from src on a pkgbase system
Lexi Winter <[email protected]>
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[email protected] wrote in <UGVbTfxFnLh7zkFaMJrCf_Fll6DjeBxw5VK_kc_jdLlOlJPe6QtfNOQm23v-DOSO-DP1YiEcP8APpn9To22Lc64V-oX24Mor7jSE_ZtYmj8=@proton.me>: > i have been trying pkgbase for a while but there is one specific topic > that's still not very clear to me is how do i go around only > inatalling world from src on a pkgbase system you build the system from source, then you build a package repository, then you install packages from the repository. assuming your src is in /usr/src: % cd /usr/src % make buildworld buildkernel update-packages this builds a package repository in ${REPODIR}, which is by default, i think, /usr/obj/repo. to upgrade from this repository, you need a suitable pkg(8) repository configuration, such as: base { url: "file:///usr/obj/repo/${ABI}/latest", enabled: yes } i haven't tested this recently, so the paths there might not be entirely correct. you will need to disable the 'FreeBSD-base' repository that bsdinstall creates; the easiest way to do this is to simply rm /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD-base.conf. you should then be able to do 'pkg upgrade' to upgrade from the packages you built. > make packages requires you to do both buildworld and buildkernel, you should use 'make update-packages', not 'make packages'. but yes, either of those targets require you to build the world first, because that's what creates the binaries in the packages. > it also requires you to setup a local repo using nginx(as far as i can > read from the handbook) no, it doesn't. if the handbook says that, it's wrong; unfortunately the documentation for pkgbase is fairly poor right now. but as you can see from what i said above, it's possible to do this using only local files, you do not need a web server. >i tried to do just pkg add * from the >/usr/obj/usr/src/repo/FreeBSD:${ABI}.xxxx/xxxx and that obviously >messed up my system pretty bad that's wrong and you shouldn't do that. > so i was wondering if there was a way to build packages of only base > without having buildkernel as well currently, you have to build both world and kernel to create a package repository. > and if there was a way to install those packages without having to go > through setting up a server with nginx you do not need to set up nginx for this. > and as far as i am aware packageworld target is only for release > targets and not for me "make packageworld" is nothing to do with pkgbase, despite the name; it's related to some other, not relevant distribution methods.
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