Another things usefull is :
better add your sources and patches in src-extra than in src as when you
start the update_src, it will destroy any file which is not on the main
server ... some of your work could disapear ...
the make unpack will extract any archive in tmp/ as if it was in src/
You could then maintain your build env up to date without too much pain
during testing of your addings, and then only have to modify a few paths
,for ex if using patch files located in src-extra instead of src, when
submitting your work for inclusion in the cvs tree.
It's not the same when you start cvs update -d -P but be carefull as if
you have modified for ex scripts/linux , and in the same time that file
has envolved on the cvs server, you wont get the new one ... so you may
rename your modified scripts/package-xy to scripts/package-xy.mod or so
to run a diff after the cvs update command ...
Have Fun,
MaNU
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