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On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Pete French wrote:

...
> keep these in sync by NFS mounting /usr/src and then doing a
> 'make installworld' on each after building on the master. 
...

  You have to export and mount /usr/obj too.  You should be able to make
both exports (/usr/src & /usr/obj) read-only, although in the past
installworld used to require write access.


Tom
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