How do I tell to Entropy that I'm providing a version of a package built by myself? I use a copy of Qt downloaded from git, compiled and installed in /opt/qt. This works perfectly even with binary packages installed with --nodeps (for instance, I use VLC installed with equo install vlc --nodeps).
With Portage I use the configuration file package.provided for this, and it actually works fine: if I want to emerge a package, portage does not install Qt, while equo does.
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by Spiros » Mon Dec 07, 2009 20:08
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Re: package.provided
by wolfden » Mon Dec 07, 2009 23:50
just mask it /etc/entropy/package.mask I believe is the path
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Re: package.provided
by BlackNoxis » Tue Dec 06, 2011 23:43
Sorry to resurrect this topic, but Entropy uses package.provided from portage ?
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