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On Monday 23 October 2006 09:00, Petr Podrabsky wrote: |
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> Hello guys, |
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> I have some questions about GNAP. I have GNAP, catalyst 2.0 versions, |
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> squashfs-tools 3.0, gcc 4.1.1. A default portage snapshot from gnap |
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> package is very small (1,7MB). I can see there are missing some |
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> packages that I need (hostap-driver, and so on…). Ok. In this case I |
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> have to define extensions in myspecs01 dir: |
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Hi, |
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my way to do extensions is constructing custom portage by inserting extra |
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ebuilds to the standard GNAP portage. All you need is to compress your |
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Portage. |
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Remember that your ebuild may have dependiences so you may have include them |
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as well. |
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> !!! Security Violation: A file exists that is not in the manifest. |
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> !!! File: files/digest-portage-2.1.2_pre2-r2 |
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As general Portage rules apply, the error is clear. You can use for instance: |
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ebuild /path/to/quagga digest |
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to recreate quagga manifests. Of course you need to do it inside Portage |
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tree :-) |
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Janusz |
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