Franz Schober <franz.schober@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On NetBSD I got a working binary package for 3.2.5, compiling the source > package 3.2.5 ist not working, I don't see the NetBSD ifdefs in the code > (e.g. libglusterfs/src/compat.h:#ifdef __NetBSD__). There are many patches to get it building on 3.2 branch: http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/pkgsrc/filesystems/glusterfs/patches/ Obviously the path of least resistance if you want to build yourself is to fetch NetBSD's pkgsrc.tar.gz, go in pkgsrc/filesystems/glusterfs and type make install. Note that you need latest netbsd-5 or netbsd-6 branch kernel. There has not been any formal release with kernel support yet. You can pick a binary kernel from NetBSD daily build if you do not want to rebuild. As usual with NetBSD, a newer kernel will work fine with an older userland from a formal release so you do not need to update anything else than the kernel. > I read work on 3.3 for NetBSD is in progress, so I didn't continue here. glusterfs 3.3 contains almost all the patches mentioned above (notable exception is GNU basename_r that has been rejected). > For FreeBSD, I started withe 3.3Beta2 and managed to get the source > building without any FUSE parts, gluster cli crashed on every second > command and glusterd on peer probe => I stopped here. Despite ifdefs in the code, FreeBSD is not supported by glusterfs. > But at first I would like to build a working 3.2.x on NetBSD and > after that step continuing on FreeBSD to get a working 3.2.x build, > continuing with the head afterwards ... Except if someone steps up and do significant work, you can forget about running it on FreeBSD. -- Emmanuel Dreyfus http://hcpnet.free.fr/pubz manu@xxxxxxxxxx
