Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 23:43:19 +0200 From: Alexander Koch <ak+fbsd-ports@meersau.de> To: freebsd-ports@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Broken port palm/prc-tools "Incorrect pkg-plist" - Questions for fix Message-ID: <20040830214319.GA56698@vetinari.schwarzezone> In-Reply-To: <20040826224435.GA58186@vetinari.schwarzezone> References: <20040816225922.GA2464@vetinari.schwarzezone> <505B1820-EFE3-11D8-924A-00039312D914@fillmore-labs.com> <20040826224435.GA58186@vetinari.schwarzezone>
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Thus spoke Alexander Koch: > Also the PREFIX is set to /usr/local/pilot, so that 'make > deinstall' or pkg_delete does not remove the directory completly > (but without warnings ;). The port use its own PREFIX since the > earlys revisions. I think it is because prc-tools must install > some gcc stuff before prc-tools can compile successful. Can I > leave this problem for someone else or is it sufficient to remove > /usr/local/pilot completly during deinstallation? I have not > found another port which use this prefix. I have found NO_MTREE and defined it, so only directorys in which the port copies files are left after deinstallation. Can I put this directorys in pkg-plist to leave a clean system after deinstalltion? No other port uses $LOCALBASE/pilot as prefix (at least at the moment). I have tryed to understand why the port use a own PREFIX, but my programmer skils are not the best and I think it is because the port installs a own version of gcc/binutils to cross-compile for the Palm arch. Perhaps I understand this in some months ... but for the moment I will leave the PREFIX. Alex
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