Hi all,
I have a package which I know depends on some options
This package is not compiled and just need to be installed (it contains only
scripts)
In the KConfig file, I set up lines like:
depends on BUSYBOX
depends on COREUTILS_OD || BUSYBOX_HEXDUMP
depends on COREUTILS_READLINK || BUSYBOX_READLINK
depends on COREUTILS_SORT || BUSYBOX_SORT
depends on COREUTILS_STAT || (BUSYBOX_STAT &&
BUSYBOX_FEATURE_STAT_FORMAT)
depends on DIFFUTILS_DIFF || BUSYBOX_DIFF
Everything is fine for package generation. But, when I asks ipkg to tell me on
what depends my package with:
$ ipkg whatdepends mypackage
I end up with no dependencies
I know that there are no compilation dependencies, but how can I tell ptxdist
that the depends line should contain a specific runtime package dependency.
Also, when such a dependency is enforced, one could set up a specific rule for
the version needed (in my case, I'd like to add 'busybox > 1.17.1-4')
I would like to be able to install the package on the target without manually
verifying that all the required packages are on it. Instead, I want to perform
an 'ipkg update', 'ipkg upgrade', then 'ipkg install mypackage'.
Has anyone already faced this need?
Ben
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