Halton, Just to clarify: you should put a "g" prefix in front of the command names and install them in /usr/bin and then have a link to the command in /usr/gnu/bin without the "g" prefix. See gtar, ggrep, gmake, and etc for examples.
Manpages, if present, should be done the same way. Include files should probably just go in /usr/gnu/include. btw, I think this will be the first time /usr/gnu/include is being used, so make sure to set the right ownership (root, bin), etc. - Dermot Laszlo (Laca) Peter wrote: > On Sat, 2008-08-16 at 17:37 +0800, Halton Huo wrote: >> More comments coming. >> >> When I try to run 'pkgtool --download build SUNWncurses.spec', I get >> following errors: >> >> The following files are already installed on the system and are being >> used by another package: >> * /usr/bin/clear >> * /usr/bin/infocmp >> * /usr/bin/tic >> * /usr/bin/tput >> /usr/share <attribute change only> > > These need to be moved to /usr/gnu/bin since they conflict with > SUNWcs/SUNWcsu (Core Solaris). > > Laca > >> I've fix the /usr/share issue for you. Any idea for the conflict files >> under /usr/bin? >> >> -Halton. >> >
