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Subject: How to apply private patches to port?
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Hi list,

Is there some documentation about how to add private patches/hacks to a port?
Just add a patch-a{something} to the files directory?

Also, where do i find all the possible options for the 'make' command (not 'man 
make', but things line 'CFLAGS=... make install')

Thanks for your help

Heinrich
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