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Insert portage structure category & package directories. For example i want to fix apparmor to include the very latest source , | Insert portage structure category & package directories. For example i want to fix apparmor to include the very latest source, you would <code>mkdir -p /var/overlay/local/sys-apps/apparmor</code> then copy the old ebuild you found online (or on your computer) to the directory. {{f|/var/overlay/local/sys-apps/apparmor/apparmor-2.8.4.ebuild}} is where the old ebuild would sit. Copy it to the latest upstream version number. {{c|cp apparmor-2.8.4.ebuild apparmor-2.9.2.ebuild}} then run the ebuild manifest file. | ||
{{console|body=###i## mkdir -p /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name | {{console|body=###i## mkdir -p /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name | ||
Revision as of 10:45, May 22, 2016
This page intends to get your local overlay going, show how to revision bump a package.
We will use /var/overlay as primary location directory. This directory can be located anywhere, below is an example location.
root # mkdir /var/overlay
Clone the skeleton from github. Change the repo name from skeleton to your own repo name as you want to see it when emerging.
root # cd /var/overlay root # git clone http://git.funtoo.org/skeleton-overlay/ local && cd local root # echo "myoverlayname" > /var/overlay/local/profiles/repo_name root # echo "masters = gentoo" > /var/overlay/local/metadata/layout.conf
/etc/portage/repos.conf/local.conf - Add your overlay to portage[myoverlayname] location = /var/overlay/local masters = gentoo auto-sync = no
Insert portage structure category & package directories. For example i want to fix apparmor to include the very latest source, you would mkdir -p /var/overlay/local/sys-apps/apparmor then copy the old ebuild you found online (or on your computer) to the directory. /var/overlay/local/sys-apps/apparmor/apparmor-2.8.4.ebuild is where the old ebuild would sit. Copy it to the latest upstream version number. cp apparmor-2.8.4.ebuild apparmor-2.9.2.ebuild then run the ebuild manifest file.
root # mkdir -p /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name root # mv package-oldversion.ebuild /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name/package-oldversion.ebuild root # cp /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name/package-oldversion.ebuild /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name/package-newversion.ebuild root # ebuild *.ebuild manifest
for init files, patches etc:
example/var/overlay/local/sys-apps/apparmor/files/apparmor-init
root # mkdir /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name/files root # nano /var/overlay/local/app-category/package-name/files/package-init
You're ready to emerge the new version, you don't need to sync, you can make minor changes, then emerge, and if it breaks again you can make more minor changes, and emerge again.