| Date Of Receipt: 27-AUG-1996 14:08:25.26
From: FLUME::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman Digital UNIX 27-Aug-1996 1406"
To: janet@DEC:.zko.flume
CC: odehelp@DEC:.zko.flume, admin@DEC:.zko.flume, [email protected],
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
Subj: re: User needs ptos.bl9 backing tree.
Janet, I'm not sure what you mean by this:
> I need a ptos.bl9 backing tree and /usr/sde/osf1/build/ptos.bl9
> doesn't work although it is still there.
The ptos.bl9 tree was removed after an announcement to osf_developers
several months ago. When you say "it is still there" I'm curious what
you're looking at; it's quite gone.
If you need to access particular files in that baselevel, you can use
this kind of syntax to check out unlocked those revisions:
bco -u -rPTOS_BL9 file(s)
If you had a sandbox backed to it, you can resb to another pool without
doing a workon (see 'odeman resb').
If this will not suffice, can you please explain what you need this
backingtree for? We do have archives of these if necessary.
Thanks...
-josh
(ps. 'reng' or 'odehelp' is the right place to ask, not 'admin').
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> From: Janet L. Schank <janet>
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: How to recreate a backing tree?
> Date: Monday, August 26, 1996 4:18 PM
>
> I need a ptos.bl9 backing tree and /usr/sde/osf1/build/ptos.bl9 doesn't
work
> although it is still there.
>
> Can I somehow recreate it?
>
> Thanks,
> Janet
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| Date Of Receipt: 27-AUG-1996 14:19:44.22
From: WASTED::janet "Janet Schank USG 27-Aug-1996 1418"
To: "Joshua M. Friedman, Digital UNIX, 381-1548" <jmf@DEC:.zko.wasted>
CC: odehelp@DEC:.zko.wasted
Subj: Re: User needs ptos.bl9 backing tree.
>>
>>The ptos.bl9 tree was removed after an announcement to osf_developers
>>several months ago. When you say "it is still there" I'm curious what
>>you're looking at; it's quite gone.
I understand that it is gone. My question was simply, is there a way
that I can recreate my own.
>>
>>If you need to access particular files in that baselevel, you can use
>>this kind of syntax to check out unlocked those revisions:
>> bco -u -rPTOS_BL9 file(s)
Is there a way to check out the entire kernel src directory with the
-rPTOS_BL9?
>>
>>If this will not suffice, can you please explain what you need this
>>backingtree for? We do have archives of these if necessary.
Somtime after BL9 a change was made to AdvFS which broke updates to
files involving NFS (SS QAR 48197). I need to first verify that it did
use to work (I've been told that it did in BL9 although this is still
just speculation) then track down what change broke it.
Thanks for the help.
Janet
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| Date Of Receipt: 27-AUG-1996 15:05:23.66
From: FLUME::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman Digital UNIX 27-Aug-1996 1503"
To: "Janet L. Schank" <janet@DEC:.zko.flume>
CC: odehelp@DEC:.zko.flume
Subj: Re: User needs ptos.bl9 backing tree.
> Is there a way to check out the entire kernel src directory with the
> -rPTOS_BL9?
Janet, here's what I suggest. Go into either ptos or ptos.bl12 (=ptos.ssb)
cd src, and do a
find ./kernel > /tmp/find.kernel
This will provide you a list of all the files you want; then, in your
sandbox,
bco -u -rPTOS_BL9 -f /tmp/find.kernel
and let it run overnight -- it'll take quite a while, but should do the trick.
--josh
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