pkgsrc-wip/arla-3.99.14/MESSAGE
Ola Eriksson bcbd6defb0 Please see pkgsrc/net/arla for more details on the Arla-project.
Since NetBSD 3.99.14 when the ktrace-lwp branch was merged with HEAD, the
lkm-part of Arla broke and would not compile.

This is an attempt to adapt the Arla package to work with NetBSD 3.99.14
and beyond. If everything works out with this package, I will send-pr fixes
to have these patches included in pkgsrc/net/arla within a near future!

Please report any errors or problems to ola<-at->mreriksson.net!
2006-01-13 15:51:47 +00:00

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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1.1.1 2006/01/13 15:51:47 mreriksson Exp $
Arla now has been installed on your system.
The cache directory used by arla is:
${ARLA_CACHE}
This directory should be on a local disk. You can change the location
of the cache directory by setting the ARLA_CACHE environment variable
(or by setting ARLA_CACHE in /etc/mk.conf) to the desired location prior
to building arla.
To complete the installation you'll have to configure arla. Default
configuration files are installed in:
${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla
At a minimum, to configure an arla client, copy:
${PREFIX}/share/examples/CellServDB
${PREFIX}/share/examples/SuidCells
${PREFIX}/share/examples/ThisCell
${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla.conf
to ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR} and customize them, include an entry for nnpfs in your
/etc/fstab (see ${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla/fstab), and append
${PREFIX}/share/examples/arla/lkm.conf
to /etc/lkm.conf. You also have to enable loading of lkms in /etc/rc.conf
(set lkm to YES).
NOTE: Please note that the name of the arla device changed from "xfs"
to "nnpfs". If you're upgrading arla from an older version, you
need to adjust /etc/fstab, /etc/lkm.conf, and /etc/rc.d/arlad.
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