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You are correct. This is the error. |
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I wish ebuild could give me a better clue though. |
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Thank you. |
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Yixiong Zou (yixiong.zou@×××××.com) |
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Open Source Technology Center |
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Intel Corp. |
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>-----Original Message----- |
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>From: Dan Meltzer [mailto:parallelgrapefruit@×××××.com] |
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>Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 3:51 PM |
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>To: gentoo-dev@l.g.o |
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>Subject: Re: [gentoo-dev] Need Help: Creating a new third party package |
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>On 11/16/05, Zou, Yixiong <yixiong.zou@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> I am trying to create a gentoo package for some internal software. I |
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>> followed |
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>> several Howtos online and created the ebuild file for my |
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>package. But |
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>> somehow |
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>> ebuild always return me the same error over and over again: |
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>> |
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>> $ ebuild ./component-template-0.1.0.ebuild digest |
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>> Invalid package name in package.provided: component-template-0.1 |
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>> !!! aux_get(): ebuild path for 'mycat/component-template-0.1.0' not |
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>> specified: |
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>> !!! None |
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>> !!! aux_get(): ebuild path for 'mycat/component-template-0.1.0' not |
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>> specified: |
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>> !!! None |
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>> doebuild(): aux_get() error reading mycat/component-template-0.1.0; |
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>> aborting. |
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>Most likely the ebuild is not in the component-template folder. |
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>This is a requirement. |
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>> I did google for this error, most say that it is because of the |
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>> PORTDIR_OVERLAY. |
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>> But I do have PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/usr/local/portage" in my |
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>/etc/make.conf |
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>> file. |
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>> And I can upgrade existing Gentoo packages after modifying them. For |
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>> example, |
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>> I copied over the xmlrpc-c-0.9 to the |
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>/usr/local/portage/dev-libs/ and |
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>> changed |
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>> it to xmlrpc-c-1.03.07 and it worked liked a charm. It is just my |
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>> packages |
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>> are somehow not recognized by portage. |
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>> I read it somewhere that the category name "mycat" has to be an entry |
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>> listed in |
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>> /usr/portage/profiles/categories. I added "mycat" into the |
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>categories, |
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>> still |
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>> the same result. Plus, this doesn't make sense because the "emerge |
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>> --sync" |
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>> would remove it. |
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>put it in /etc/portage/profiles/categories |
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>> Any body has any ideas where I am doing wrong? It can't be this |
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>> difficult to |
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>> create a new package for Gentoo, can it? |
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>> Or do I have to use gensync to create my own portage tree |
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>for this? And |
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>> if |
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>> I have to, anyone can point me to how to do that? There are |
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>documents |
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>> on how |
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>> to use gensync, but not how to create a 3rd-party portage tree. |
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>> BTW, my "emerge --sync" takes more than 15 minutes to |
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>finish. Anybody |
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>> has the |
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>> same problem? |
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>http://dev.gentoo.org/~ferringb/blog/archives/2005-10.html#e200 |
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>5-10-12T23_59_53.txt |
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>> Thank you very much for your help. |
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