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Hi. I have a patched version of medit installed and working. I just tried patching the medit source code again and rebuilding but this time due to more changes, I'm almost sure that this will take a few tries to get right and when I install this patched version of medit it will be really buggy to use. Therefore I'm listing all the files in medit with pacman -Ql and tarring them up into a pkg.tar.gz file and making my own .PKGINFO file to go inside. Therefore I will be able to get the old medit back (which is not in my cache) if this one fails.
Is there a way this can be made easier? Like an operation for pacman which will backup a local package and put it in the cache for you? I read the man page and I didn't see one.
Last edited by ConnorBehan (2010-04-25 23:53:29)
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Great things come in tar.xz packages.
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"makepkg -R" should make a package out of the pkg dir. Might be easier for you.
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pacman -S pacman-contrib
bacman <pkg>
All this to save a 850K download...
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