On Thu, May 25, 2017 at 04:39:01AM +0000, Thomas Mueller wrote:
I now keep Haiku trees (haiku, buildtools, haikuports, haikuporter, and
haikuports.cross) on a BSD (UFS) file system, which Haiku can't read or
write.
If I can get Haiku cross-compiled and then want to build from resultingapply to "generated" directories?).
Haiku host, I will have to put the trees on a different file system, and it
must be compatible with Haiku extended attributes (or does the latter issue
only
I could use NTFS with fusefe-ntfs (ntfs-3g), BFS with bfs_fuse, xfsdirectories.
(compatible with Linux but not good with BSD), Linux ext2fs (but not for
the "generated" directories), maybe even an NFS share (but not for the
"generated"
What do Haiku developers use for this purpose?
I don't think anyone tested building on Haiku with anything else than
BFS. Only the generated directory needs extended attributes however, so
you may try building with the sources on another FS, and the generated
directory in a BFS volume. It should work, but it is an unusual setup so
there could be surprises.
Adrien.