On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 03:08:18PM -0600, Amit Kulkarni wrote:
> This is a port which going to be a package, so you read the OpenBSD
> porting FAQ which explains why OpenBSD uses ${PREFIX} and ${LOCALBASE}
> and ${WRKDIR} etc...
>
Hi,
Yes I know what you mean and where these variables are for, it's just
that the program does a runtime check for the other architectures
and I thought it would be best to mimic that.
> man bsd.port.mk if you have /usr/ports installed
Thanks, I'll surely need to read that; I'm not really sure if moving
a port after it's being installed should work anyway. That's the only
way which breaks it I think. I never move it and even when I should for
some reason I'll make a symlink.
Thanks for all the helpfull responses. Furthermore, I think
OpenBSD does a real good job on foreign hardware; it was a very
polished install with no suprises being it powerpc, sparc, sparc64
or i386. Nice work!
Kind regards,
Axel Scheepers
