works. You may have to add your own OS entry to the config directory.
Take a look at the entries in config/ for an idea of how to do so.
The way things work is that Makefile creates Makefile.real by cat'ing
- config/os-type (architecture dependent portion) and Makefile.ind
+ config/os-type (architecture dependent portion) and Makefile.common
(architecture independent portion). It should be fairly straight-
- forward.
+ forward. See the file PORTING for hints.
3) Do a make install (as root) to install sudo. If you get an error
about setuid(0) failing, something went wrong with the install and