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From: <hzu...@ra...> - 2004-03-16 14:17:48
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On 03/16/2004 08:39:47 AM Bruce Smith wrote: >> > > > > > i think, the linuxrc should come from the $ETCDIR ..... >> > > > >> > > > Why? What's the point? >> > > >> > > the point is, when you make local changes :-) you do it in the >tmp dir >> > > and not in the cvs managed directories.... >> > > all other files are get from the ETCDIR... >> > >> > It really doesn't matter to me where I make the changes. >> > >> > When I make changes in a CVS managed directory, and I screw >something up >> > bad enough that I want to start over, I simply delete the file and >do a >> > "cvs update file" to get it back. >> > >> but if you have user changes to it, and update it via cvs, its lost... > >No it's doesn't! If a file has been changed, CVS doesn't know what to >do with it, so it marks it as a "?" and doesn't update anything, or it >merges the changes if it can and marks it as a "M". Nothing is lost. > >> and i'm prefer to change things in temporary objects an not in >supplied >> and external managed objects... > >When you do a make clean/mrproper, YOUR temp changes are gone. ;-) > >> i think, its also cleaner.. to use things from the >> ETCDIR,..... then all files for the building are from the tmp >> dir. > >I don't really care, so I'll let Heiko decide which way he likes best. Oliver got a point, linuxrc is the only file we copy directly from config/etc/.... So I'd say let's to Olivers change. Heiko |