cvs commit: src/sys/cam/scsi scsi_da.c

[Poul-Henning Kamp]

In message <20030430092040.A2864 at panzer.kdm.org>, "Kenneth D. Merry" writes:

>> >Oops.  I did a 'make universe', but wrongly assumed that it would stop on
>> >any errors.
>> 
>> No, universe chugs, based on the philosophy that it probably ran for
>> N hours already, and you might be after somethinn else entirely...
>
>True, I suppose it would be a major pain to blow up a make universe.  With
>the failures, it took 8.5 hours on my box, and probably would have taken
>a bit longer if the 64 bit kernel builds had succeeded.

It's the kind of thing I usually kick off when I go to bed :-)

>> Well, if you just look at the stdout/stderr from the make universe, it
>> should say that something failed, you can then traverse the relevant
>> log file for what exactly failed.
>
>It didn't mention any failures.  (output attached)

Actually, that's interesting.  I seem to have caught it in my private
extension of universe:  I build a native and a sparc64 cross release.

I'm sure there is a good explanation why it breaks the kernel in the
cross-release but not in the cross-world...

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