Yes, thanks.. I just mass 755'd the damn thing and it worked.. I'll worry about proper permissions later on. As for the Error message itself, it was just unclear to me as I thought perhaps it was just not finding a particular include file or something. Perhaps add "Did you check permissions? then need to be X" into the error message for the sanity check for lamers like me? :) Defaintly some documentation on the build stuff would be snazzy. That was the drawing factor for me to really want to play with it besides the obvious openwall security mindset.. Troy On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Solar Designer wrote: > On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 06:07:19AM -0700, Troy wrote: > > media!root:~# su - build > > media!build:~$ make buildworld > > test -d native/Owl/build || make checkout > > ln -sf native/Owl/build/.rpm* . > > ln -s native/Owl/build/*.conf . 2> /dev/null || : > > BRANCH=Owl native/Owl/build/buildworld.sh > > 06:06:30: Removing stale temporary files > > 06:06:30: Sanity check > > 06:06:30: Unreadable kernel includes > > make: *** [buildworld] Error 1 > > Basically, after you built your kernel (as user sources), you need to: > > media!sources:~$ chmod -R a+rX linux/include > media!sources:~$ chmod 755 linux/ > > > Can someone point me to some more documentation on it (maybe Im misreading > > the current stuff?) > > I'm afraid, this really isn't documented, although the "Unreadable > kernel includes" message should give a sufficiently good hint. ;-) > > I think we need to do one or more of the following: > > 1. Document kernel builds, at least the Owl specifics. > > 2. Change the default umask for user sources back to 022. > > 3. Get the chmod commands above into a script (but it is non-obvious > which one). > >
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