Re: installing world from src on a pkgbase system
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Sent with Proton Mail secure email. On Thursday, March 26th, 2026 at 3:26 AM, Lexi Winter <[email protected]> wrote: > [email protected] wrote in <m-cS1PTzow3fGVjDOpYyn6W_o4S1wWeW_rAts1LiWRgqkb4CXug6y8weHusL07G9vt2l5WGX76OF2C-JckHufUvwSqJ4511_3wNZ81QeOz4=@proton.me>: > > is needing to do both buildworld and buildkernel to create a pkg repo > > the intended behaviour or is that planned to change > > right now i don't believe there are any plans to change that. i suppose what are your thoughts on the real-update-packages target,it looks it was created for exactly my usecase(b44147bb12450bdf851a519d1cdc85402f89ed1f) although it seems it has been broken for a while(e4988ba172a84b35abab8ce065f2210dab70f148) > it might change in the future. usually people want to build both the > world and the kernel, so this isn't an oft-requested feature. > > could you elaborate on why you want to build world but not kernel? > this would help inform development efforts in that area. > > > additionally may i ask why it's recommended to do 'make > > upodate-packages' over 'make packages' > > 'update-packages' will copy unchanged packages from the previous build > to the current build, which means if only a small number of packages > have changed, the system won't try to update every package. >