Darren J Moffat wrote:
On Wed, 2005-11-23 at 12:39, Joerg Schilling wrote:
Hi,
if I like to create a SchilliX that is able to deal with
Blastwave packages, I would need to populate the SUNW* related
package database for a SchilliX installation.
Is there a simple way to do this without really running pkgadd?
Or is there a way to create complete SUNW* packages from the
ON sourcetree and then run "pkgadd -R <root-path>" for the SchilliX
template directory?
The -p flag to nightly(1) creates package for everything in the
ON gate that is shipped - NOTE what ends up in the proto area
and what gets bfu'd on to your machine is a superset of that.
The package definition files are in $SRC/pkgdefs, you should be
able to run make install in subdirs in there to build specific
packages.
I haven't tried that in a pure OpenSolaris source tree yet.
It doesn't fully work (as is mentioned in the release notes), some
packages you can build without changing anything. Several more build if
you add:
$(ON_CLOSED_BINS)/root_$(MACH)
to the list of roots given to the -r option to the pkgmk invocation in
$SRC/pkgdefs/Makefile.targ's pkg target to make it pull binaries out of
closed-bins.
The others left that don't build contain binaries that are neither
present in the source or closed binaries. For a pure OpenSolaris
system, where those binaries can't be distributed anyway, stripping them
out of the package prototypes may work "well enough", but I'm not certain.
By my (possibly inaccurate) count: of the 317 total packages in
$SRC/pkgdefs, 201 build after the change to Makefile.targ.
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