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Robin H. Johnson wrote: |
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> We have some set of packages (A) which collectively depend on one or |
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> more kernel options being set in specific ways, and the options need to |
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> REMAIN set if you want the packages to continue work. |
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> Can we consider moving the checks for set A somewhere else, such that we |
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> don't check the kernel config during package compile & install time, but |
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> only check it later? |
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I only see one problem with this; that USE flags could influence which |
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kernel options are required, which would be useful to know at/before |
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compile time. |
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> It would need to keep long-term state about which packages want |
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> specific options set/unset/modular, as well as short-term state |
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> about the config from each boot. |
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It's a cool idea. A standardized solution would be quite nice for the |
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whole Linux ecosystem. |
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//Peter |