Hi all!
I installed Haiku on my laptop natively, and now i have a question. Are these steps going to be sufficient when i update Haiku:
cd trunk && svn up jam haiku-image jam -q sudo jam -q
or i have to include building tools before “jam haiku-image” and edit UserBuildConfig before “jam -q”?
These commands are sufficient, but you have to keep in mind that it will reinstall your entire (Haiku-) system; even the config files (keymap, resolution etc. will be replaced). But I didn’t manage it to just update the relevant files (from Linux)…
I see, thanks a lot.
You could skip the step where you run “jam haiku-image”, as that is equivalent to running just “jam” which you do in the next step anyway. Like this:
svn up
jam -q
sudo jam -q
Shouldn’t it be
$ jam -q haiku-image
$ sudo jam -q haiku-image
?
Just “jam” will build everything, doesn’t it? Not just the image.
[quote=stippi]Shouldn’t it be
$ jam -q haiku-image
$ sudo jam -q haiku-image
?
Just “jam” will build everything, doesn’t it? Not just the image.[/quote]
Nope, ‘jam’ and ‘jam haiku-image’ will do the same, at least under linux.
