O Xov, 2002-02-21 �s 15:29, Moritz Schulte escribiu:
> Tobin Fricke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > The second question is a consequence of the first: What's the
> > easiest way to get a development environment set up in Hurd? I'm
> > not too familiar with the Debian package system... but can I, from
> > within linux, fetch and cross-install (via dselect?) the packages
> > needed for development (gcc, gmake, binutils, etc)?
>
> You could check the APT Offline Howto (it's included in the apt
> package). This howto explains how to let apt download packages on one
> system and later install them on a different one.
hint: read that doc to get the idea.
then go to:
/usr/share/doc/apt/examples/configure-index.gz
and copy the Dir section. i've got to modify basically:
// Directory layout
Dir "/"
{
to "/mnt/gnu", and,
status "/var/lib/dpkg/status";
to "/mnt/gnu/var/..."; the other paths are relative, no problem.
you've got to set the "hurd-i386" Architecture, and surely the
Download-Only to "true".
take a look, maybe you also want to change more parameters.. after that
move the apt.conf to, say, /mnt/gnu/etc/apt/apt.conf, and that's all.
then you can already use "apt-get -c /m/g/e/a/apt.conf update" and so.
i've got a problem with this, maybe i'm missing some step, but apt
doesn't update the status file, i've got to do it �manually? (�at
hand?). does anybody have this problem, or any hint?
> moritz
aburinho!!
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