Archive for the 'Ports Collection' Category
Some updates (kernel/ports)
0 Comments Published October 26th, 2008 in FreeBSD, Ports Collection, kernelThere was not much to tell in the last months. I was busy with moving and the pregnancy of my wife (ok, she was more busy with this than I was…).
So the recent updates are, that I took some time to commit some of my patches to SVN. Most of them are in my SVN [...]
Interesting stuff upcomming (multimedia, Wiimote)
0 Comments Published April 19th, 2008 in FreeBSD, Ports CollectionFor a long time I didn’t wrote something in my blog. This happens from time to time to a lot of people I think…
Ok, so some interesting news on the FreeBSD front: I’m porting NMM (version 1.0.0).Back in the days when I was writting my diploma thesis, those people where working on it [...]
Removing superflous calls to basename/dirname in bsd.port.mk
0 Comments Published September 1st, 2007 in FreeBSD, Ports CollectionI just submitted my patch to remove calls (exec()ing) to basename/dirname in bsd.port.mk to GNATS. I didn’t time if this improves anything, but I assume doing a regex replacement in a make-variable uses less resources than doing a fork()&exec() or a system() call.
I don’t think this gives a huge improvement at all, it’s maybe even [...]
Easy library dependencies detection for ports
0 Comments Published August 29th, 2007 in FreeBSD, Ports Collection, Tips & TricksIn the last days I committed some scripts to $PORTSDIR/Tools/scripts which help in detecting the explicit library dependencies of installed ports. You just have to run $PORTSDIR/Tools/scripts/explicit_lib_depends.sh with the package-name of the installed port (alternatively you can give the path to the registered port, e.g. /var/db/pkg/gnome-terminal-2.18.1). One of the scripts which are called needs portupgrade [...]
Some fixes to linuxulator stuff
1 Comment Published July 1st, 2007 in FreeBSD, Ports Collection, kernel, linuxulatorToday I fixed 3 linux ports (converting to the “new” world order) to not use RPM directly (the right thing is to use rpm2cpio, and bsd.linux-rpm.mk provides some nice stuff to handle this).
In the last week I fixed some stuff in the linuxulator-MFC patch. It should now compile on amd64 and i386 without problems (at [...]
The package dependency speedup was committed by portmgr, unfortunately it was not the latest version of it. The most recent version is scheduled for an experimental ports build run (my patch also contains the possibility to switch of the registration of implicit dependencies, if enabled it gives a much better picture regarding which port needs [...]
Speeding up the package dependency list creation
1 Comment Published May 17th, 2007 in FreeBSD, Ports CollectionStephen Montgomery-Smith posted some patches for bsd.port.mk to the ports mailinglist to speed up the package dependency list creation. He did cut down the time from about 2min30sec (package dependency list of gnome2, tested on my system) to about 15-18sec. I enhanced this and now the time is down to about 12sec and a lot [...]
Status of the RealPlayer stuff
0 Comments Published January 27th, 2007 in FreeBSD, Ports Collection, sound system, userlandShaun had some unrelated software problems so he wasn’t able to do the paperwork requested by Real. Those problems seem to be fixed and he expects to get some time to do the paperwork “soon”. Real is looking forward to this as the FreeBSD build is much better now.
Short status: RealPlayer, Sound, Linux, …
1 Comment Published November 12th, 2006 in FreeBSD, Ports Collection, linuxulator, sound system, userlandI’m busy with non-FreeBSD related stuff since a while, so there’s not much to say.
RealPlayer: Shaun, the FreeBSD maintainer of the helixplayer port, promised to polish up a patchset when he gets time to port helixplayer to a more recent version and send it to the corresponding helix community (requested by some people at Real [...]
I got something done in the last days
0 Comments Published August 12th, 2006 in FreeBSD, Ports Collection, kernel, linuxulator, sound system, userlandWow, some of the TODO items in the last post are done:
emu10k1 lower priority on attach (allows emu10kx to attach when loaded too)
sade committed (and code improved)
And I did some more things:
emu10kx fixes (submitted by Yuriy)
enhancement of the bsd to linux errno mapping (submitted by “Intron”)
added some more files to ObsoleteFiles.inc (submitted by kris@)
had a [...]
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