Le jeudi 18 novembre 2004 à 15:12 +0000, Stefano Esposito a écrit : > On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 00:17:12 +0100 (CET) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > Thank you very much for your contribution. > > Do you agree to release those files under the GPL ? (it's better to state > > it ;-) ) > > Can I add the GPL header to necessary files, so that we include it to our > > CVS ? > > Of course you can do it :-) > > > For documentation, would you have an URL ? (be it in italian, swedish or > > english) > > Documentation about CRUX and CRUX-Evolution is avaible in Italian at > http://www.crux-it.org/handbook/handbook-2.0-ita.html > in english at http://crux.nu/doc/handbook.html > in french at http://www.crux-fr.org/doc/manuel.txt > But i have no howtos about the drivers :-( > > > From my understanding, as the pkgfile requires a download, there must > > already have a working internet connection ;-) > > That will be ok if the driver is available on your CD of the Crux > > distribution or it could use a parameter to use a local file (maybe a > > first evolution ;-) ). > > Of course they needs sources to compile (it's the crux-philosophy: all by > source). > But if you want i can provide you the binary package (but the cruxers, often > uses some option to pkgmk that provides a very strict optimizazion for a > particular processor, so it's generally preferable to compile it. That's why > ports are used instead of binary packages).
my point is that the script automatically launches a "wget" which requires the network to be operationnal - that will be the case only for update of eagle-usb driver - other people may want to have the file taken from disk rather than through wget > > > Contents: > > > > > > Pkgfile: file used by pkgmk utility to download sources and compile it > > > creating a pkg.tar.gz file, which will be installed by pkgadd > > > > What's the use of variable $PKG which is not defined in the script ? Is it > > available when pkgadd is launched ? > > I've added a page to > > http://dev.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki=DeveloppementPackaging > > The $PKG variable is defined by pkgmk, which compiles the sources and create > a tar.gz archive (called binary-package, but it's a simple tar.gz without any > meta-tag). pkgadd utility installs the package (untar it to / and add every > file to a db which tracks them for removal or checks. Every file has an owner > package, and every file is owned by an unique package. > > > you can edit this page as this is a wiki (use link ParametresUtilisateurs > > to register, sorry all is in French :-( ) > > http://dev.eagle-usb.org/wakka.php?wiki=PackagingCrux > > Well... but i don't know what i've to add to it. I can delete the question > about $PKG variable, or i have to answer it in a "mail style"? :-) that will be the documentation for installing the package in Crux if you want that's a simple web page, you can even create a howto on a new page (for example) > > > eagle-usb: script used to launch connection on startup > > > > We have something similar > > Would you have a file like /etc/debian-version or /etc/mandrake-release > > (what's its name and content ?) > > No, there isn't anything similar in CRUX and CRUX-Evolution, that's why i > have created this script. In CRUX and CRUX-Evolution exists a file > (/etc/rc.conf) which is the configuration file. in an array defined in this > file the user specify which script run on startup. The scripts must be in > /etc/rc.d and have to be similar to the mine (it's a bit rude so, if you > needs an example don't take it :-)) > > > You may register to our public ML at > > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/eagleusb-dev (both English and French...) @++ Ben'. aka baud123
