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On Oct 10, 2005, at 6:19 PM, Mike wrote: |
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> I want to make xorg-x11 available for mac-os or macos (whichever |
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> the keyword is) and with gcc3.3 selected it compiles fine, into |
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> XDarwin, but this would overwrite Apple's installed /usr/X11R6 and / |
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> etc/X11 for new entries. I have not run into any conflicting |
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> packages yet so I am not sure, but is there a way that this is |
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> possible. |
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If you're happy to let portage overwrite Apple-provided files (note: |
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dependencies may cause more files to be overwritten than you |
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anticipated) then you can do this by changing your profile to the |
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"Progressive" profile. This is easily done by setting the symlink / |
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etc/make.profile point to /usr/portage/profiles/default-darwin/macos/ |
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progressive. |
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> I just know what I read and I read that if a package tries to |
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> overwrite something Apple installed then it will fail. BTW I am |
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> using 10.4.2 and Xcode 2.1 with gcc4 selected, so I will also have |
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> to read more into making ebuilds to know if you can use a gcc |
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> selector for 3.3 because the last timne I compiled XDarwin with 4.0 |
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> (yesterday) it didn't produce the XDarwin.app , and startx didn't |
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> do anything. |
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I haven't tried this myself, but that doesn't sound like a normal |
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compiler-version problem. It sounds more like something was left out |
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of configure in the run with version 4.0. |
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> Now in closing let me say that I am excited about doing what I can |
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> for this project, I love gentoo linux, so this was only the next |
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> logical step for me. Let me know how I can help |
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My current understanding is that the only active developer working on |
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the progressive profile is Kito. If you're interested in testing for |
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progressive, we would certainly appreciate the help, since those of |
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us testing for the normal profiles can't test for both. Make sure |
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that when you test packages you also test their dependencies, and all |
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combinations of USE flags. If you're reasonable sure something works |
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(note: works != compiles), file a bug for the Progressive profile on |
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Bugzilla (bugs.gentoo.org). |
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Also, if you have any questions, feel free to send me (or anybody, |
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although I can't speak for others) an e-mail, or pop into the IRC |
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channel #gentoo-osx on freenode. |
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--Lina Pezzella |
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Gentoo Developer |
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