> Ahhhh, ok. Now fixed in GNU shtool and a snapshot of it is now included > in the latest "openpkg" package from CURRENT. At least this now shows > the correct identification for both an emulated uname of an AIX 5.2 > under PASE (according to your output above) and a real AIX 5.1.
Ok your new shtool provide : [EMAIL PROTECTED] c_gomez]$ ./shtool2 platform --type=all-in-one concise architecture class: powerpc regular architecture class: powerpc verbose architecture class: powerpc concise architecture product: powerpc regular architecture product: powerpc verbose architecture product: powerpc concise architecture technology: powerpc regular architecture technology: powerpc verbose architecture technology: powerpc concise system class: SVR4 regular system class: SVR4 verbose system class: SVR4 concise system product: AIX 5.2 regular system product: AIX 5.2.0 verbose system product: IBM AIX 5.2.0.0 concise system technology: AIX 5.2 regular system technology: AIX 5.2.0 verbose system technology: IBM AIX 5.2.0.0 For previous it was [EMAIL PROTECTED] c_gomez]$ ./shtool platform --type=all-in-one concise architecture class: powerpc regular architecture class: powerpc verbose architecture class: powerpc concise architecture product: powerpc regular architecture product: powerpc verbose architecture product: powerpc concise architecture technology: powerpc regular architecture technology: powerpc verbose architecture technology: powerpc concise system class: SVR4 regular system class: SVR4 verbose system class: SVR4 concise system product: 2.0 regular system product: AIX 2.0.0 verbose system product: IBM AIX 2.0.0.5 concise system technology: 2.0 regular system technology: AIX 2.0.0 verbose system technology: IBM AIX 2.0.0.5 > Btw, doesn't a /usr/bin/oslevel exist in PASE? Nope but I could insert a command in PATH if necessary. > Or is this there under a different path? > > And one more thing for the whole AIX issue: we need additions to the > %pre and %post sections of openpkg.spec to automatically and correctly > setup user/group/cron/init-script etc under AIX. Do you have this > available, too? What do you means ? ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org Developer Communication List openpkg-dev@openpkg.org
