nomad: so if you wanted to test it out, i think it's probably decent enough now.. rss isn't there yet, so RX might not be the speediest

jperkin: I tried to setup bob in a clean zone one more time, but I still could not figure out what is missing from all the assumption made for it. Say, a zone is created from base or even minimal template, complier installed, a user for bob is created, pkgsrc cloned, boostrap tarfile downloaded. I could get a bob binary, init its config and provide the paths, but then any command that should build

something fails at the very beggining with something akin to "Error: Failed to query pkgsrc variables: /bin/sh[1]: /home/bob/opt/bin/bmake: not found [No such file or directory]". smartos-trunk.lua example doesn't help me as well

If you may tell what are the expectations/dependencies for the setup to work, it'd be great

gemelen: that suggests a mismatch between what you used for creating the bootstrap kit and what you have configured in the pkgsrc section in config.lua - the only thing that needs to match exactly is the path to bmake

everything else is derived directly by invoking bmake inside the sandboxes, so once you've matched it it should work

i.e. if you bootstrapped pkgsrc with --prefix=/home/bob/opt then that should work, but that's quite an odd prefix so I presume you used something else?

the expectations for it are absolutely minimal - for example on netbsd the generated config works without having to make any changes at all, you can literally 'bob init' and then start building with 'bob build'. on non-NetBSD the only thing stopping it from working with the default config is a bootstrap kit

so an absolutely minimal getting started on e.g. illumos would be something like './bootstrap --gzip-binary-kit=/data/bootstrap.tar.gz', then bob init, then set bootstrap=/data/bootstrap.tar.gz and make=/usr/pkg/bin/bmake

everything else (setting up a bob user for unprivileged builds, tuning the dynamic scheduler, adding extra mounts, etc) are just extras

oh, sorry, I just noticed this is in #illumos, I'd have moved it to #smartos or #pkgsrc or something, sorry for the spam

yeah, I thought that I wrote it on #smartos as well. thanks, I'll try

andyf: I hadn't noticed you fixed the i2c test races, but _thank you_