Solved New installation with Kmods and pkgbase repos

[BaronBS]

First question it is about pkgbase with stable branch.
Let's imagine this scenario: I download a new stable iso and just after the installation is done, I configure the pkgbase repo and install it before any other system configuration. In this case, can I just delete all pkgsave files?

And in subsequent upgrades, new pkgsave files will be created or just in the first install of the base package?

Now a question about moving from src to pkgbase in a system that it is already configured:
I have a list of all config files that I change and/or created, if I resolve all of those pkgsave files, can I safely delete all others?

 

[T-Daemon]

Let's imagine this scenario: I download a new stable iso and just after the installation is done, I configure the pkgbase repo and install it before any other system configuration. In this case, can I just delete all pkgsave files?

Yes. All pkgsave files can be deleted.

And in subsequent upgrades, new pkgsave files will be created or just in the first install of the base package?

pkgsave files will be created every time the system is updated/upgraded for all replaced files.

Now a question about moving from src to pkgbase in a system that it is already configured:
I have a list of all config files that I change and/or created, if I resolve all of those pkgsave files, can I safely delete all others?

Yes, all other pkgsave files can be deleted safely.

 

[BaronBS]

Yes. All pkgsave files can be deleted.

Nice.

pkgsave files will be created every time the system is updated/upgraded for all replaced files.

Ok, similar to Arch Linux.

Yes, all other pkgsave files can be deleted safely.

Ok, so ... following the wiki, and taking care of:

# cp /etc/ssh/sshd_config.pkgsave /etc/ssh/sshd_config
# cp /etc/master.passwd.pkgsave /etc/master.passwd
# cp /etc/group.pkgsave /etc/group
# pwd_mkdb -p /etc/master.passwd
# service sshd restart
# cp /etc/sysctl.conf.pkgsave /etc/sysctl.conf

Plus the files that I track should be fine, nice.