Udev 171 splits out the extras use flag into separate use flags. As a result, the ebuilds for this package need the following changes: sys-fs/udev[extras] needs to become: || ( >=sys-fs/udev-171[useflag] >= sys-fs/udev145[extras] ) "useflag" in this example should be replaced with whatever the use flag is for udev-171 that your package needs. This should not require a revbump since we are just modifying use flags.
It's more funny as hid2hci rules were moved back to bluez since udev-169 :S
rules nothing - hid2hci executable was moved into bluez too and needs to be enabled with '--enable-hid2hci'. That probably means change to plain '>=sys-fs/udev-171' should be sufficient.
..that is for >=bluez-4.93, earlier will need to stay at older udev.
(In reply to comment #2) > rules nothing - hid2hci executable was moved into bluez too and needs to be > enabled with '--enable-hid2hci'. I'll add a use flag to the new udev for this in the morning;I'm about to get some sleep soon. :-)
Or pass --enable-hid2hci only when newer udev is present to not prevent us from being able to stabilizer newer bluez until latest udev is stabilized (In reply to comment #4) > (In reply to comment #2) > > rules nothing - hid2hci executable was moved into bluez too and needs to be > > enabled with '--enable-hid2hci'. > > I'll add a use flag to the new udev for this in the morning;I'm about to get > some sleep soon. :-) Don't add that, we want hid2hci support to be always enabled as has been done until now
+*bluez-4.94-r1 (08 Jun 2011) + + 08 Jun 2011; Pacho Ramos <pacho@gentoo.org> +bluez-4.94-r1.ebuild: + Rely on hid2hci from udev only when really supplied by that udev version, as + it was moved back to bluez in recent releases. +
(In reply to comment #6) > +*bluez-4.94-r1 (08 Jun 2011) > + > + 08 Jun 2011; Pacho Ramos <pacho@gentoo.org> +bluez-4.94-r1.ebuild: > + Rely on hid2hci from udev only when really supplied by that udev version, as > + it was moved back to bluez in recent releases. > + Thanks for finding this. That shows how tired I was last night thinking I could fix something in bluez with udev. ;)
