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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> On Thu, 2006-10-26 at 12:27 -0700, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote: |
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>> One other question -- how do I get "~x86" into the build? Is there an |
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>> overlay for "/etc/make.conf" too? |
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> There is not an overlay for make.conf, nor will there ever be due to |
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> catalyst's design. Remember that this is a release-building tool, which |
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> means we would *never* use software that isn't marked stable. |
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> You can use your envscript to export ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" but that |
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> will *not* make it into any stages/LiveCD's make.conf file. Of course, |
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> if you're not using the Installer, then it doesn't matter much on a |
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> LiveCD, but it could have some pretty drastic consequences on stages. |
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> The simple answer is... don't. |
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> If you need a ~arch package, mark it stable in your snapshot prior to |
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> starting your build. |
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Actually, I probably only need a couple of ~x86 packages -- I can add |
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them to "package.keywords". It's just SWIG, R, Axiom, TeXmacs and LyX at |
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this point. |
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