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Hi Petr, |
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On Monday 23 October 2006 09:00, Petr Podrabsky wrote: |
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> How I can solve this portage problem? |
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When using portage overlays the original packages are not removed, so if the |
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package is both in the overlay and in the snapshot your resulting package |
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directory will contain both the contents from the snapshot and the content |
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from the overlay. |
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If all the files from the snapshot are not in the overlay the generated |
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Manifest file will be invalid as some files from the snapshot will remain. |
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To workaround this you have to copy the contents of the portage snapshot to |
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your overlay and do an ebuild packagename digest. |
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That wasn't too clear but I hope it helps otherwise just ask again. |
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> Is there any problem I use for GNAP nearly latest portage snapshot |
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> (portage-20061006.tar.bz2 = ~37MB) ? |
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> Should I use some "better" and smaller portage for GNAP? |
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> Where should I find „better" portage snapshot (not big like 37MB) |
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> where hostap-driver, hostap-utils,quagga are included? |
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> Can I do gnap_make –t all with latest portage like this: |
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> gnap_make –t all –p portage-20061017.tar.bz2 |
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You should be able to do that. This also solves the overlay problems above. |
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Sune Kloppenborg Jeppesen (Jaervosz) |
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