On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 13:44:01 +0000
David Goodenough <david.goodenough@btconnect.com> wrote:
> The current system (as far as I can tell) assumes that all patches come from
> the emdebian svn repository. If I want to have some of my own (say while I
> am developing them before submitting them to you) where do I put them and
> how do I tell emsource -b to look for them first and only use the SVN ones
> if not overridden? Or do I have to check out all the ones in the central
> SVN and point emsource at a local svn replica with my extra fixes in it?
man emsource
http://www.linux.codehelp.co.uk/emdebian/man/re06.html
-m|--machine NAME
Machine:variant customisation support. See Machine:Variant for full
details. $NAME refers to the designated name of a particular machine or
family of machines where extra patches need to be applied over the
existing Emdebian patches.
-V|--variant NAME
Machine:variant customisation support. See Machine:Variant for full
details. $NAME refers to the designated name of a particular variant of
a family of machines where extra patches need to be applied over the
existing Emdebian patches.
--machine-path PATH
Machine:variant customisation support. See Machine:Variant for full
details. $PATH specifies a replacement root path for the patch
directory, replacing the default '$WORK/machine/' configured via
debconf.
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Neil Williams
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