openafs/src/BUILDNOTES
Derrick Brashear aaca2cacd9 introduce-autoconf-for-openafs-20010628
replace existing build system with autoconf faceplate

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This delta was composed from multiple commits as part of the CVS->Git migration.
The checkin message with each commit was inconsistent.
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so we can fix the file modes

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commit withj correct file modes

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stuff which got left behind

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more stuff which was missed

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get this right so build completes

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also make these correct (no obj reference)

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so autoconf dependancy chain need not change

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set correct variable for obsolete buildng

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so we can more easily use autoconf'd CC var
2001-06-28 06:44:19 +00:00

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In this file you'll find notes to help you build OpenAFS on various platforms.
Redhat 7.0 (i386_linux22):
src/venus/kdump.c may fail to compile with the gcc included with
RedHat 7.0; You'll need to use kgcc to compile it. You should
be able to use kgcc to compile all of AFS. Just add CC=kgcc
to your make arguments.
When building for multiple kernels in one dest tree,
if the kernel version string which UTS_RELEASE is defined to in
include/linux/version.h matches the last kernel you built for,
the previous kernel module will be overwritten.
Redhat 7.1 (i386_linux24):
src/venus/kdump.c may fail to compile.
You will need pam-devel installed to compile the included
PAM module.
When building for multiple kernels in one dest tree,
if the kernel version string which UTS_RELEASE is defined to in
include/linux/version.h matches the last kernel you built for,
the previous kernel module will be overwritten.
HPUX 11.0 (hp_ux110):
Does not currently build libafs, which means no afs client support,
however, the client tools, and all of the server code does get built.
For future kernel development, the KernDevKit package from the CoreOS
media is required.
HPUX 10.2 (hp_ux102):
Does not currently build libafs, which means no afs client support,
however, the client tools, and all of the server code does get built.
Requires that the DCE-CoreTools and possible the KernDevKit package
from CoreOS media be installed.