On Wed, Jan 08, 2003 at 02:11:01AM -0200, Daniel Bolgheroni wrote:

> build.sh is only to compile *dependencies* to build a new system. I was
> thinking build.sh builds all the system.

The latter, or both. It takes options to controll it, run "build.sh -h" to
see them. The minimal approach is "-t" to build the needed tools, and "-k"
to build the kernel.

> So, to really build a complete new system, I must use make(1) with
> the -current Makefile (make build, make distribution, etc.)?

You can. But build.sh does it for you too. See the BUILDING text right besides
build.sh.

Martin