Basic ebuild for the X10 driver library wish, including patches against it's make script to build within emerge, and install into ${D}[...]. I only have the USB-based powerlinc, so that's the only init.d script I install. There's also some wackiness I don't understand with /etc/udev/devices/x10/, but it somewhat works for me. Comments and improvements welcome.
Created attachment 86940 [details] wish-2.1.3.ebuild
Created attachment 86942 [details] files/unset_arch-make.patch
Created attachment 86943 [details] files/dev-creation_sandbox.patch
Created attachment 86944 [details] files/x10.plusbd
Created attachment 96508 [details, diff] files/wish-2.1.3-kernel-2.6.17.patch to be used by upcoming revision of wish-2.1.3.ebuild...
Created attachment 96509 [details] updated wish-2.1.3.ebuild to use new 2.6.17 kernel patch
Update for wish-2.1.5, which doesn't need devfs (important for >kernel-2.6.18).
Created attachment 102678 [details] wish-2.1.5 ebuild
Created attachment 102679 [details, diff] updated makedev.sh patch This is not only updated for wish-2.1.5, but also to put these /dev/x10 mknod-created files in /lib/udev/devices/x10. This way, when the system boots, the nodes will be created in /dev/x10 automagically. On my machine, this makes it so wish only needs to be emerged once (instead of once per re-boot after a failing /etc/init.d/x10.plusbd). :)
(In reply to comment #7) > Update for wish-2.1.5, which doesn't need devfs (important for >kernel-2.6.18). That should be >=kernel-2.6.18 (when wish-2.1.3 stopped building for me).
Thanks for this ebuild! You saved me a lot of time. Comment on dev-creation_sandbox.patch: on a first-time install, it doesn't create /dev/x10. A reboot would probably fix it, but I'm not a reboot kind of guy. I just rsync'ed from udev. How about a simpler patch instead? Since makedev.sh already handles udev, but has the wrong path, how about: s|/etc/udev/|/lib/udev/|g instead? (Applied to original makedev.sh). That's smaller, cleaner, more maintainable, and makes your ebuild work on first-time installs. The proper solution, of course, is for upstream to detect /lib/udev automatically. I have sent a patch to the mailing list.
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