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Re: [Ltib] ltib doubt


From: Miguel Aveiro
Subject: Re: [Ltib] ltib doubt
Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2010 12:38:53 -0300
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Well,

I according to the FAQ from LTIB site (http://ltib.org/documentation-LtibFaq), LPP is the first place where it looks when compiling, then PPP and then GPP.

It seems the problem is that the default place for LPP is /opt/ltib/pkgs. Even if you placed your package in /opt/freescale/pkgs, it will first look in /opt/ltib/pkgs and it will not find it, then will download from GPP (http://www.bitshrine.org/gpp/) and then compile. The second time you do that, the package will be in /opt/ltib/pkgs, and it compile faster.

I looked in the ltib program (just go to ltib directory and open ltib with gedit) and has the define of the place where it looks for lpp:

    bldbase      => $top,
    rpmipfx      => '/',
    rpmdb        => '/var/lib/rpm',
    rpmdir       => "$top/rpm",
    _rpmdir      => "$top/rpm/RPMS",
    rpm          => "$bdir/ltib/usr/bin/rpm",
    rpmbuild     => "rpmbuild",
    sudo         => "sudo",
    dodrop       => 'yes',
    prefix       => "/usr",
    sysconfdir   => "/etc",
    localstatedir=> "/var",
    noscripts    => "--noscripts",
    mandir       => "share/man",
    tmppath      => "/tmp/ltib",
    projtmp      => "$top/tmp",
    bin_path     => "$top/bin",
    defpfx       => "$bdir/ltib",
    lpp          => "$bdir/ltib/pkgs",
    spoof_path   => "$bdir/ltib/usr/spoof",

Well, I hope that was what you asked. Maybe I misunderstood.

Miguel Aveiro

Em 16-04-2010 10:38, Zahidul Haque escreveu:
Hi All,


I am trying to add a new package to the ltib and trying to build the package. I have been succesfull in adding in to the directory structure of ltib. But I have a got few doubts.

The first time I configure ltib it takes a lot of time to extract the package by displaying the following on console:


Processing: test-package
======================
Build path taken because: force set, build key set, no prebuilt rpm,
Testing network connectivity

 Only After after a few minutes it extracts the source and starts building. What I feel it looks for the package in GPP or PPP but not in LPP. Although my package resides in /opt/freescale/pkgs.

 So my doubt is how to make the default behavior to point to LPP which should always be the case. But this happens only the first time I confgiure ltib.

 Kindly help me



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