Re: How to get all dependent source packages

2009-07-20 Thread sha liu
2009/7/20 Goswin von Brederlow goswin-...@web.de

 sha liu sandyle...@gmail.com writes:

  Hi everyone,
  Is there any easy method to get all the *source* packages which are
 the
  build dependency of one package?
  What I want to do is building dpkg from source on a CLFS[0] system.
 So I
  have to get all the dpkg's dependency source packages and the dependency
 of
  dependency and so on...
  I look into auto-apt, apt-get builddep. Both of them install the
 binary
  packages to fulfill the dependency, not downloading the source packages.
  It's crazy to download all dependent source packages of dpkg, right?
 Any
  suggestion is welcomed!
  [0][[http://trac.cross-lfs.org/]]
  For those don't know clfs, just think a CLFS system as a minimal
 linux
  system without debianization.
  --
  Best,
  Sha Liu

 It is crazy. Or at least in general you can not build a source package
 without having a full build chroot with binaries already. Just the
 sources for a minimla build chroot are 800MB already and, last I
 checked, which is a few years back, include latex and X. Adding all
 the sources for the Build-Depends of those probably doubles the size
 again.

 Just build (c)debootstrap manually or use the static one and create a
 build chroot from debs.

Hi Goswin.
debootstrap will just install the binaries. However, what I want is
building binaries on my own. The reason I want to do this is I want to port
Debian to different arch(MIPS III and loongson 2F), considering there're
only mips and mipsel port in Debian archive now.

--
Best,
Sha Liu



 MfG
 Goswin




-- 
--
Best,
Sha Liu


How to get all dependent source packages

2009-07-16 Thread sha liu
Hi everyone,
Is there any easy method to get all the *source* packages which are the
build dependency of one package?
What I want to do is building dpkg from source on a CLFS[0] system. So I
have to get all the dpkg's dependency source packages and the dependency of
dependency and so on...
I look into auto-apt, apt-get builddep. Both of them install the binary
packages to fulfill the dependency, not downloading the source packages.
It's crazy to download all dependent source packages of dpkg, right? Any
suggestion is welcomed!

[0]http://trac.cross-lfs.org/
For those don't know clfs, just think a CLFS system as a minimal linux
system without debianization.
--
Best,
Sha Liu