Makefile revision 1.16
11.16Such# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.16 2011/07/24 08:55:30 uch Exp $ 21.15Smrg 31.15Smrg.include <bsd.own.mk> 41.1Spooka 51.11SpookaSUBDIR= mount_9p mount_psshfs mount_sysctlfs 61.3Spooka 71.6SpookaSUBDIR+=rump_cd9660 rump_efs rump_ext2fs rump_ffs rump_hfs rump_lfs 81.15SmrgSUBDIR+=rump_msdos rump_nfs rump_ntfs rump_syspuffs rump_sysvbfs 91.16SuchSUBDIR+=rump_tmpfs rump_udf rump_v7fs 101.6Spooka 111.15Smrg.if ${MKCRYPTO} != "no" 121.15SmrgSUBDIR+=rump_smbfs 131.15Smrg.endif 141.15Smrg 151.9Spooka# 161.9Spooka# The following are not built by default 171.9Spooka# 181.9Spooka 191.9Spooka# userspace fdesc server cannot grope the fd info from the kernel, 201.9Spooka# and is therefore not useful for the average user 211.9Spooka#SUBDIR+=rump_fdesc 221.9Spooka 231.13Spooka# ditto for kernfs 241.13Spooka#SUBDIR+=rump_kernfs 251.13Spooka 261.12Spooka# rump_mqmfs is just another ffs, useful mainly for debugging 271.12Spooka#SUBDIR+=rump_nqmfs 281.12Spooka 291.14Spooka# rump_au-naturel presents lets you access '/' for a rump kernel. 301.14Spooka# mostly for debugging. 311.14Spooka#SUBDIR+=rump_au-naturel 321.14Spooka 331.1Spooka.include <bsd.subdir.mk> 34