Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-16 Thread Randolph Chung
> > It will be much easier to maintain if it can be used outside the > > installer. > > > > What size are you prepared to pay if any for full support, if i could > > get it down to 1 KB difference would that be ok ? > > How about make it selectable at compile time via BB_FEATURE_FULL_DPKG > or s

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Erik Andersen
On Thu Feb 15, 2001 at 11:29:47AM +1100, Glenn McGrath wrote: > Even so 2.5KB to make it compatable with the proper tools sounds like a > bargin to me. > > It will be much easier to maintain if it can be used outside the > installer. > > What size are you prepared to pay if any for full support,

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Glenn McGrath
Joey Hess wrote: > > Glenn McGrath wrote: > > Well... putting it into busybox will bring it down to 7 or 8 kB with > > full support, so it will still be smaller than an incomplete standalone > > version. > > > > Even so 2.5KB to make it compatable with the proper tools sounds like a > > bargin to

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Glenn McGrath
Joey Hess wrote: > > Glenn McGrath wrote: > > Well... putting it into busybox will bring it down to 7 or 8 kB with > > full support, so it will still be smaller than an incomplete standalone > > version. > > > > Even so 2.5KB to make it compatable with the proper tools sounds like a > > bargin to

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Joey Hess
Glenn McGrath wrote: > I was using /var/lib/dpkg/status.udeb while it was generating an > incompatable status file, but that was half the reason i add full > support, so post install we could use normal packaging tools and upgrade > from existing udebs. Um, upgrade from existing udebs? *boggle*

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Glenn McGrath
Joey Hess wrote: > > Eray Ozkural wrote: > > Joey Hess wrote: > > > > > > Woah, woah. You added support for every field! Why? Udpkg is designed to > > > be small, not complete! It's not meant to get along with dpkg. > > > > > > > If not, could we please have it not interfere with anything in /var

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Joey Hess
Glenn McGrath wrote: > Well... putting it into busybox will bring it down to 7 or 8 kB with > full support, so it will still be smaller than an incomplete standalone > version. > > Even so 2.5KB to make it compatable with the proper tools sounds like a > bargin to me. What are we gaining from th

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Glenn McGrath
Joey Hess wrote: > > Glenn McGrath wrote: > > I just checked in some changes to udpkg which should make it generate a > > correct status file when a program is installed, this will mean dselect > > and other standard packaging tools wont spit the dummy. > > I have only tested it with one program

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Joey Hess
Eray Ozkural wrote: > Joey Hess wrote: > > > > Woah, woah. You added support for every field! Why? Udpkg is designed to > > be small, not complete! It's not meant to get along with dpkg. > > > > If not, could we please have it not interfere with anything in /var/lib/dpkg? It's not intended to

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Eray Ozkural
Joey Hess wrote: > > Woah, woah. You added support for every field! Why? Udpkg is designed to > be small, not complete! It's not meant to get along with dpkg. > If not, could we please have it not interfere with anything in /var/lib/dpkg? > Before: > -rwxr-xr-x1 joey joey10748

Re: dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Joey Hess
Glenn McGrath wrote: > I just checked in some changes to udpkg which should make it generate a > correct status file when a program is installed, this will mean dselect > and other standard packaging tools wont spit the dummy. > I have only tested it with one program though, im sure there will som

dpkg, udpkg and busybox

2001-02-14 Thread Glenn McGrath
I just checked in some changes to udpkg which should make it generate a correct status file when a program is installed, this will mean dselect and other standard packaging tools wont spit the dummy. I have only tested it with one program though, im sure there will some more problems to sort out.