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--- Comment #17 from Stephane de Labrusse <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to Mats Schuh from comment #10)
> For starters I used a SME (running as a virtual box guest) and followed the
> simple package modification instructions in the wiki
When you work with CVS it is the same, do a patch, diff it and add it in the
spec file. I looked your srpm, You have done all requirements :)
> If this is a better/required way I'll set one up - virtual machines are
> cheap these days :-)
Well with a build server you can build any target you need, build i686 on a
x86_64 machine....the magic of mock. With buildrpm you take the dependencies of
your system to build the rpm. If you lack a dependency, you have to install it
really to solve that issue. With Mock you use a chroot, so all installations
are done in the chroot
The tip I can get for Mock, whilst the init (yum update in chroot) is a bit
long with mock, I do it one for each arch every night.
with a buildsrv you can get GIT, daniel has shared his script
https://github.com/stephdl/git_mockbuild/blob/master/git_mockbuild you can have
jigdo etc, etc..
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