(remove 'new' in DESCR, use BSD_INSTALL_PROGRAM so that -s is passed where
needed).
lr is a tool for generating file listings, which includes the best features
of ls(1), find(1), stat(1) and du(1).
Benefits over find:
* friendly and logical C-style filter syntax
* getopt is used, can mix filters and arguments in any order
* can sort
* compute directory sizes
* can strip leading ./
* can do breadth first search
Benefits over ls:
* sorts over all files, not per directory
* copy & paste file names from the output since they are relative to pwd
* ISO dates
* powerful filters
Open Source Puppet 4 LTS reached EOL in october 2018, Puppet 5 (client,
master as well as puppetdb) have been in our tree for years, Puppet 6
(client and master, not yet puppetdb) were recently imported.
Users should long have upgraded to version 5 by now; see
https://puppet.com/docs/puppet/5.5/upgrade_minor.html for upgrade details.
OK bcallah
ALL_FAKE_FLAGS (usually put after MAKE_PROGRAM) is used in do-install,
but as list of environment variables:
$ make -p | grep -e ^PARALLEL_MAKE_FLAGS -e FAKE_FLAGS
ALL_FAKE_FLAGS = ... ${FAKE_FLAGS} ${PARALLEL_MAKE_FLAGS}
FAKE_FLAGS = HOME=${WKRDIR}/home
PARALLEL_MAKE_FLAGS = -j${MAKE_JOBS}
@cd ${WRKSRC} && ${ALL_FAKE_FLAGS} ${RUBY} install.rb ...
This means having MAKE_JOBS set causes "make install" to fail because "-jN"
is used as environment variable.
Use FAKE_FLAGS in do-install instead to fix this.
* Rockchip now outputs a single image that combines idbloader.img
and u-boot.itb called u-boot-rockchip.bin. It gets written at
block 64. For example:
dd if=u-boot-rockchip.bin of=/dev/sdXc seek=64
* Fix rock64 gen3 SPL boot hang. Reviewed upstream.
Tested on both gen2 and gen3 boards.
* Enable PCIe gen2 on rockpro64. I've been running with this
since December and tested various PCIe boards.
okay jsg@
No PLIST change, but "make show-size" massive reduction in size.
These are all firmware ports with single big distfiles, other
ports are either small or come with multiple distfiles for wich
EXTRACT_FILES is not (yet) ready.
* honor BINDIR, INSTALL_MAN, MANDIR, and PREFIX during configure and install
* remove -v option, your package manager of choice can already provide the same
information
* remove -h option in favor of the manual
* do not output options as part of the usage output, in favor of the manual
instead.
* mark unused variables in compat files as extern in order to compile using
GCC 10
