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lurker wrote: |
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> On 14/02/08 04:01, Andrew Gaffney wrote: |
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>> lurker wrote: |
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>>> Greetings list, |
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>>> |
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>>> Currently catalyst (2.0.5, 2.0.6pre4) doesn't seem to change what uname |
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>>> outputs. uname -r, for example, prints the version of the kernel running |
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>>> catalyst, not the kernel that's in the stage. Of course, that's how it |
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>>> is, but isn't it possible to hack that somehow? It's a bit tedioius to |
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>>> patch everything that depends on uname (e.g. the raling-rt61 ebuild). |
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>>> Can the "uname string" be set by some envirnoment variable in an env |
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>>> script specified in the spec file? |
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>> Any ebuild that depends upon the output of uname is broken and should be |
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>> fixed. |
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> Sorry, I meant the compile scripts, e.g. the Makefile of ralink-rt61. |
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Whether it's the ebuild or the package's build system, it's still broken. Doing |
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crap like this makes it impossible to build a package for another machine that's |
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not running the same kernel. |
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Andrew Gaffney http://dev.gentoo.org/~agaffney/ |
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