Hello to all!

I started migrating to Linux early this year, with about 100 hours Linux
"trying" time so far. To force me to a daily linux use i want to
move my node system to linux. Unfortunately i am much more newbe to
programming and compiling. I read a lot and more than one time, got smapi
and hpt running, but messed up with versions after compiling
fastlst-current with Gerrit Kuehn's help (thanks). [Thanks for help! ;) ]

Some things went wrong after that, for example, make clean removes ALL
files within the working directory.

A rescan of this echo confirmed my findings, the change of the huskymak.cfg
file has no backward compatibility (OBJ=.o -> _OBJ=.o). Okay, this
problem may be only one for a newbe like me and you smile about that. Now i
can say i used a current huskymak.cfg with a stable branch and understand
why this is wrong. I think i mixed up with the use of fastlst-current. From
now on, i have strikt version separating with working dir sm22, sm24 and
sm25. (The shortcut hits the point ;) ) Anyhow...

Maybe anybody can update the VERSION files to indicate which huskybse
version is required? At least for the smapi module, or modules which use a
different huskybse version than the required smapi (if any).

From my point of view huskybse is required for smapi, because of the
huskymak.cfg and additional information.

Tschuess

Kai

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