Re: [gentoo-user] Custom ebuilds and ebuild path not specified
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:35:54 -0600, Michael J. Barillier wrote: I'm trying to create custom ebuilds for a few packages for which I'm always having to specify USE flags on the command line. (For example, I have ``+X +qt ...'' in make.conf, but I want to emerge Nethack with ``USE='-X -gnome -qt''', Emacs with ``USE='-X''', etc.) I've set PORTDIR_OVERLAY to /usr/local/portage in make.conf, created /usr/local/portage/games-roguelike/nethack and copied nethack-3.4.3-r1.ebuild over as nethack-3.4.3-custom.ebuild. I then edited the ebuild, removing the X-related bits, You should put, for example games-roguelike/nethack -X -gnome -qt into /etc/portage/package.use -- Neil Bothwick Do evangelists do more than lay people? -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Custom ebuilds and ebuild path not specified
| !!! aux_get(): ebuild path for 'games-roguelike/nethack-3.4.3-custom' not specified: | !!!None The problem's more than likely being caused by the '-custom' at the end of your ebuild name. Try changing it to nethack-custom-3.4.3.ebuild, instead, and see if that clears up your issue. ...you'll also (more than likely) have to move the folder in your PORTDIR_OVERLAY from games-roguelike/nethack to games-roguelike/nethack-custom... -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
Re: [gentoo-user] Custom ebuilds and ebuild path not specified
nb == Neil Bothwick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I'm trying to create custom ebuilds for a few packages for which I'm always having to specify USE flags on the command line. (For example, I have ``+X +qt ...'' in make.conf, but I want to emerge Nethack with ``USE='-X -gnome -qt''', Emacs with ``USE='-X''', etc.) I've set PORTDIR_OVERLAY to /usr/local/portage in make.conf, created /usr/local/portage/games-roguelike/nethack and copied nethack-3.4.3-r1.ebuild over as nethack-3.4.3-custom.ebuild. I then edited the ebuild, removing the X-related bits, nb You should put, for example nb games-roguelike/nethack -X -gnome -qt nb into /etc/portage/package.use I didn't realize that could be done, but now that I've actually *read* the relevant parts of the Gentoo documentation I see that it'd be the easier solution. Amazing what a little reading will accomplish ... *groan* :) Thanks, Neil! -- Michael J. Barillier | ``When you have to shoot, shoot. blackwolf(at)shadizar.dyndns.org | Don't talk.'' Public key available on request. | -- Tuco Ramirez -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list