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Hi all (specifically KingTaco, as I think you're building most of these now) |
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In the past, I've been using Blubb's documentation at: |
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http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/amd64/emul/ |
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To setup my 32-bit chroot environment to build my own emul-linux |
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packages. Specifically, gconf, gnome-vfs and gnome packages for xdg |
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and gnome integration into 32-bit firefox-bin. |
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With the new gnome 2.20 packages, I figure it's time to keep updated, |
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and I see the new emul-linux-x86-*-[datestamp] ebuilds are a little |
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different than before, is Blubb's old method of doing this still the |
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most correct way or is there another better way of building emul |
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packages? |
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Thanks in advance for any info on this stuff. FYI, I'm more than |
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willing to make my ebuild and tar.bz2 files available for anyone who |
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wants gnome/xdg integration into 32-bit firefox-bin. |
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Andy |
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