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Ok, i have to admit that general idea about building your own packages , appeals to me (even if there is no significant gain for doing so..) . So please i dont want to hear any comments about being ricer or something..
1. Let' s say that i want to build something that has dependencies, im using "makepkg -s". That means dependencies downloaded are not build but just installed just as normal "pacman -S package" way? So, if i dont want to "cheat" i would have check all those dependencies and build them separately and not using -s option? right?
2. If i'm not doing any major changes to makepkg.conf , do i even in theory gain any(and i mean just any) advantage compared to prebuild packages?
Thanks in advance!
Last edited by alfagamma81 (2009-03-18 20:41:20)
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If you make no changes in your pacman.conf, then you are gaining nothing...
You might want to check out the srcpac tool (although it may not be fully working at the moment), or pacbuilder (http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=48957)
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If you make no changes in your pacman.conf, then you are gaining nothing...
You might want to check out the srcpac tool (although it may not be fully working at the moment), or pacbuilder (http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=48957)
wow, that was quick answer..!
Thank you, pacbuilder seems very interesting. I must give it a try!
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I *think* Allan meant makepkg.conf not pacman.conf.
Regardless, he is correct.
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I *think* Allan meant makepkg.conf not pacman.conf.
Regardless, he is correct.
Maybe... I have been known to be wrong before!
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As I was not completely satisfied with srpcac or pacbuilder, I found an obvious solution to my urgent needs to compile everything from a scratch. That is:I installed Gentoo .. As an alternative distro of course.
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As I was not completely satisfied with srpcac or pacbuilder, I found an obvious solution to my urgent needs to compile everything from a scratch. That is:I installed Gentoo .. As an alternative distro of course.
Now you did say you wanted no comments about being a ricer didn't you?
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alfagamma81 wrote:As I was not completely satisfied with srpcac or pacbuilder, I found an obvious solution to my urgent needs to compile everything from a scratch. That is:I installed Gentoo .. As an alternative distro of course.
Now you did say you wanted no comments about being a ricer didn't you?
haha
Someone here mentioned that watching compiling output is mesmerizing.. Totally agree, it gets you really deep in trance state of mind
So.. im not really a ricer, i just want to do some self hypnotizing..
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So I should be designing a prototype Lava Lamp with snippets of gcc output in the Lava so I can become a millionaire?
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So I should be designing a prototype Lava Lamp with snippets of gcc output in the Lava so I can become a millionaire?
I would buy that right away
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Will you pay $1,000,000 for it? Cause that would make my plan a lot easier
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i have a script from a friend that he made called pkg-builder:
http://github.com/godane/archiso-live/b … kg-builder
There is also some pylibs that you will need too in the above folder. This will make it easier to rebuild everything with abs.
You will have to edit it since it has makepkg.conf in script.
pkg-builder /var/abs/core /path/to/source /path/to/package-repo
I think you get the idea.;)
Last edited by godane (2009-03-19 05:40:18)
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Note Gentoo is alot of work for maintaining a system. If you want to find out about gcc and automake tools... its absolutely great. Note that with precise CFLAGS speed up will only be marginal. Gentoo does have a great (and knowledgable) community though if you're willing to learn. And yes watching compiling is a bit like watching a matrix screen.
Last edited by Gen2ly (2009-03-19 05:55:28)
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