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Hi! |
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On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 08:42:56 -0800 |
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"Sean P. Kane" <spkane@××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> How portable is portage? What files and directories would you need to |
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> make it work with another distribution? |
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Somebody (I really can't remember who) posted something about this at end of August. I just copied and pasted parts of it because I found it interessting, maybe a search through the ML archives can help you find the original poster. |
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Here's what I copied: |
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"The day before yesterday I tried to put portage on Slackware, and all I did was just copying portage tree, portage bin & lib (symlinks as well), /var/cache/edb and /etc/make* stuff(accordingly /etc/env.d), but it seems working now. You can merge, unmerge and upgrade you system with portage on Slackware. |
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I made Slackware tgz package to install portage onto slack, but I don't think you need it because it is too easy!" |
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HTH, |
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Michael |
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