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Subject: [linux-lvm] LVM tools RPM spec file for CVS builds
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Date: Tue Nov 27 20:46:02 2001
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In case someone else finds it useful...

I've put an RPM spec file online at 
<http://larsshack.freeservers.com/lvm/> that will build the LVM user 
space tools using the current CVS tree.

The spec file attempts to be clever and doesn't actually do a full 
checkout for each build -- only the first one.  After that, it runs a 
cvs update.

For folks experiencing the "help, <insert-command-name-here> segfaults" 
problem, you can pass rpm the "--with kgcc" flag on RedHat systems with 
the kgcc package installed, which will result in a non-segfaulting build.

-- Lars