Hello
I was using FreeBSD 9.1 RC3 so far. As the release version is available now, I downloaded the new sources with svn.
Then I made a new custom kernel (Probably I should have waited till the userland is upgraded). My question now is, how I should upgrade the userland.
From the handbook I know, that there are two methods: freebsd-update and make buildworld. As far as I know, freebsd-update is used when you didn't make changes to sources. But I did make changes to the Kernel config, so, do I have to use buildworld?
I assume buildworld will take much longer but will probably be more optimized because of make.conf optimizations, is that right?
I was using FreeBSD 9.1 RC3 so far. As the release version is available now, I downloaded the new sources with svn.
Then I made a new custom kernel (Probably I should have waited till the userland is upgraded). My question now is, how I should upgrade the userland.
From the handbook I know, that there are two methods: freebsd-update and make buildworld. As far as I know, freebsd-update is used when you didn't make changes to sources. But I did make changes to the Kernel config, so, do I have to use buildworld?
I assume buildworld will take much longer but will probably be more optimized because of make.conf optimizations, is that right?