On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 11:10 -0300, Herbert P Fortes Neto wrote: > Hi, > > I had build some packages without problems. Congratulations! > All of them > have patches. Only glibc had problems to apply uptstream > patches, not a emdebian problem. I sent a bugreport. So these are the packages you built using Emdebian patches? > I do not have where to put the packages for others can do > a check. I will see what to do. Eventually, these packages will join the ARM (and soon armel) ones in the Emdebian repositories. To do this, you need an account via Wookey and *your* builds need to use -b option to dpkg-buildpackage so that the Architecture: all packages are not listed in the .changes files. (only _i386.deb should exist). In effect, ARM is the "primary architecture" (because it already exists) and all other Emdebian architectures act as ports. (Note that this is not explicitly configured in emdebian-tools at this time - you should be able to set this as a devscripts DEBUILD_DPKG_BUILDPACKAGE_OPTS option but that affects other builds too. I'll implement improved support in emdebian-tools - the problem is allowing for ordinary builds for other repositories. It may be possible to regenerate the .changes file in emrecent when the repository location has been set.) To test what you have built, create a local repository with reprepro and include the .changes files (built without the -b option as this is your own repo) and point emsandbox at that repo. > The list: > ./a: > adduser ?adduser? That's perl. Emdebian does not use perl at this time. Busybox implements adduser support. You haven't built perl (no Emdebian patches exist) so this package would not be installable anyway. > apt > attr > > ./b: > base-files > busybox > > .c/ > cdebconf > > .d/ > debianutils dpkg > > .g/ > gcc-4.3 glibc gnupg > > .m/ > makedev mktemp > > .n/ > newt > > .r/ > readline5 > > .s/ > slang2 sysvinit > > .u/ > udev > > .z/ > zlib That's a really small package set - is it all you need? -- Neil Williams ============= http://www.data-freedom.org/ http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com/ http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/
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