> > Now I see where GNU stat is, and it's not FreeBSD's fault that ptxdist
> > configure script can't find things. I made a symbolic link in nonroot
> > ~/fb64/bin:
> > ln -s /usr/local/bin/gnustat gstat
> I'm not clear whether you're trying to construct a port, or just
>
Hi!
> I have modified the master port so it now builds and installs an rc script
> to launch when configured to build the server. In addition, there is a
> sample .cfg file to start a LAN server which can be modified by the end
> user, but provides a sane starting point for running the game.
>
The port games/ioquake3-server can be used to build a dedicated server for
Quake 3 and derivative games. However, it doesn't come with an rc script
to launch at system boot or on demand. This makes it a bit tricky to run
the dedicated server.
This port is a "slave port" that depends on the
On Thu, Jul 11, 2019 at 7:18 AM David Demelier wrote:
>
> Le 10/07/2019 à 13:59, Jan Beich a écrit :
> > Why not use binary packages? Or why not build a quarterly branch?
> > Or does anyone have better ideas?
>
> Unfortunately quarterly branches do not solve anything. They are just to
> short to
On Thu, Jul 11, 2019 at 3:26 PM Thomas Mueller wrote:
>
> from Kurt Jaeger and my previous post:
>
> > > I noticed, trying to configure ptxdist under FreeBSD (ptxdist.org), that
> > > stat (gstat) was missing in sysutils/coreutils.
>
> > > Configure script execution ended with
>
> > > checking
Tracked in bug 225053. After r495793 at least multimedia/omxplayer
builds fine[1] on the package cluster.
It is not about building omxplayer. It is about raspberrypi-userland
been installed in LOCALBASE, conflicting with libEGL from mesa, so you
can not install any port using
adr writes:
> First of all, hello to everyone.
>
> I'm new to FreeBSD (not to BSD), so pardon me if I look
> disoriented.
>
> Making the userland conflict with mesa-libs is like shooting
> in your own foot in this platform.
Tracked in bug 225053. After r495793 at least multimedia/omxplayer
On 7/11/19 3:08 PM, adr wrote:
First of all, hello to everyone.
I'm new to FreeBSD (not to BSD), so pardon me if I look
disoriented.
Making the userland conflict with mesa-libs is like shooting
in your own foot in this platform.
I'm a little confused. what specific conflict are you seeing
First of all, hello to everyone.
I'm new to FreeBSD (not to BSD), so pardon me if I look
disoriented.
Making the userland conflict with mesa-libs is like shooting
in your own foot in this platform.
Omxplayer is a good media player, I modified those ports to
be able to be installed in an X
from Kurt Jaeger and my previous post:
> > I noticed, trying to configure ptxdist under FreeBSD (ptxdist.org), that
> > stat (gstat) was missing in sysutils/coreutils.
> > Configure script execution ended with
> > checking for GNU rm... /usr/local/bin/grm
> > checking for GNU rmdir...
Hi!
> I noticed, trying to configure ptxdist under FreeBSD (ptxdist.org), that stat
> (gstat) was missing in sysutils/coreutils.
>
> Configure script execution ended with
>
> checking for GNU rm... /usr/local/bin/grm
> checking for GNU rmdir... /usr/local/bin/grmdir
> checking for GNU sort...
Le 10/07/2019 à 13:59, Jan Beich a écrit :
Why not use binary packages? Or why not build a quarterly branch?
Or does anyone have better ideas?
Unfortunately quarterly branches do not solve anything. They are just to
short to have any benefit. Let say you build a package in January and
then
I noticed, trying to configure ptxdist under FreeBSD (ptxdist.org), that stat
(gstat) was missing in sysutils/coreutils.
Configure script execution ended with
checking for GNU rm... /usr/local/bin/grm
checking for GNU rmdir... /usr/local/bin/grmdir
checking for GNU sort... /usr/local/bin/gsort
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