1 Guide for illumos-gate Refugees
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4 This guide is meant for those that are familiar with the illumos process and
5 repository. If you are not familiar with illumos and illumos-gate, your
6 time will likely be better spent looking at the top-level README as this
7 guide only highlights the differences between the two communities.
12 * Building with Sun Studio and lint is *not* supported
13 * `nightly` does not exist; use `make build`. see README.md for details
14 - support for multi-proto and multiple builds was removed
15 * `bldenv` is not shipped, and does not take an envfile argument. Use
18 ### illumos-gate to unleashed directory mapping
20 The source tree layout is different. It attempts to be wider (rather than
21 deep) and better subdivided. It is loosly based on the Linux kernel and
22 BSD repositories. The description of the repository layout can be found in
23 `docs/repo-layout.md`.
25 The following are *rough* mappings between the two repositories to give you
26 a vague idea where files ended up.
28 * `usr/src/cmd` -> `bin`
29 * `usr/src/lib` -> `lib`
30 * `usr/src/head` -> `include`
31 * `usr/src/uts/common/os` -> `kernel/os`
32 * `usr/src/uts/common/vm` -> `kernel/vm`
33 * `usr/src/uts/common/sys` -> `include/sys`
34 * `usr/src/uts/intel` -> `arch/x86`
42 2. send the patch to the mailing list for review (there's no webrev, just
43 send a diff) and apply any feedback you get
44 3. one of the committers will take your patch and commit it for you
46 Note, there is no special illumos like RTI step.
51 * The Code of Conduct (docs/code-of-conduct.md)
52 * Community Organization (docs/organization.md)
53 * Repository Layout (docs/repo-layout.md)