Re: Users Digest, Vol 6, Issue 20

[Edward Berger <edwberger@xxxxxxxxx>]

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If you can't find a dports option, then, you probably need to update your
dragonfly system to current to find the option to install dports.   If its
a totally new install, you might be able to install from a nightly snapshot
image and use that, otherwise you have a lengthy process to update and
switch from a 3.2 release image with pkgsrc to 3.3-development (master)
with dports.

cd /usr
make src-create
  if that fails, rm -rf /usr/src and try make src-create again
  if it reports the src branch is release then you'll need to cd /usr/src
&& git checkout master
make buildworld
make buildkernel
make installkernel
make installworld
make upgrade
reboot

Then the make dports options should be there...

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If you can't find a dports option, then, you probably need to update yo=
ur dragonfly system to current to find the option to install dports.=A0=A0 =
If its a totally new install, you might be able to install from a nightly s=
napshot image and use that, otherwise you have a lengthy process to update =
and switch from a 3.2 release image with pkgsrc to 3.3-development (master)=
 with dports.<br>
<br>cd /usr<br>make src-create <br>=A0 if that fails, rm -rf /usr/src and t=
ry make src-create again<br>=A0 if it reports the src branch is release the=
n you&#39;ll need to cd /usr/src &amp;&amp; git checkout master<br>make bui=
ldworld<br>
make buildkernel<br>make installkernel<br>make installworld<br>make upgrade=
<br>reboot<br><br>Then the make dports options should be there...<br><br><b=
r><br><br>

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