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Wed Sep 26 18:36:03 2007 UTC
(6 years, 4 months ago)
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save 8528 bytes by disabling code we do not need anyway
• persistent history makes no sense on /tmp
• neither does ~foo/ support for determining others' homes
• and mknod(1) doesn't need to be a builtin for now
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Wed Sep 26 18:25:40 2007 UTC
(6 years, 4 months ago)
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MFC: mksh R28 → R31c+20070926
Reason: the busy-loop problem, which was fixed in R31b, was discovered
by spaetzle@ even doing some simpler pattern matching; also cf.
http://bugs.debian.org/296446 and http://mirbsd.de/mksh#clog
Side effects:
• you can now select to build a full-featured mksh in menuconfig
(still defaults to ‘n’, as does mksh itself)
• the new dot.mkshrc file offers pushd/popd/dirs (csh-like) as
well as the precmd() and chpwd() hooks (zsh-like)
• added dependency on busybox: “readlink -f”
• UI still the same, except no $? in $PS1 any more (req. by yofuh)
• /etc/mkshrc is now an ipkg conffile and handled appropriately
• building with pcc should be possible (if you turn optimisation off)
Tested:
• FreeWRT 1.0-stable, ASUS WL-500g, mksh as /bin/sh+/bin/ash full-featured
• FreeWRT-current (by spaetzle@) before the MFC
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Thu Jul 27 12:43:02 2006 UTC
(7 years, 7 months ago)
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tg
Original Path:
trunk/freewrt/package/mksh/Makefile
File length: 1331 byte(s)
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previous 437
* adding mksh to /etc/shells is no longer necessary as of r441
* while here, instead of patching /etc/profile on mksh postinstall
time, add a hook for /etc/mkshrc reading to standard /etc/profile
and create that; bump mksh patchlevel
note: the next _upstream_ mksh version will already come with a
sample ~/.mkshrc which we will install (patched appropriately) as
/etc/mkshrc (read from within our /etc/profile, not by mksh default)
then, to get rid of the postinstall script as well
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Thu Jul 27 12:08:18 2006 UTC
(7 years, 7 months ago)
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tg
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File length: 1331 byte(s)
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previous 331
let the user decide which of the available shells he
wants as /bin/sh - not only these included with busybox
(ash and mksh are probably the only ones which will
work, but like this I won't affect any existing con-
figuration)
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Thu Jul 20 23:56:32 2006 UTC
(7 years, 7 months ago)
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tg
Original Path:
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File length: 1164 byte(s)
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previous 274
* whitespace cleanup, while here
* move WRKDIR and DISTFILES definition into PKG_template
* define WRKDIR via parent BUILD_DIR instead of going up from WRKSRC
* use a sub-directory as WRKDIR, like BSD
* rename PKG_BUILD_DIR into WRKBUILD
* define WRKBUILD relative via WRKDIR
* rename PKG_INSTALL_DIR into WRKINST
* fix a few dependencies
* make use of common cases in the definition of WRKBUILD and
WRKINST, removing many redundant lines
* use WRKDIR instead of BUILD_DIR in places where the latter
was used previously
* while here, remove PKG_CAT stuff
this only affects packages, for now
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Fri Jun 23 15:13:18 2006 UTC
(7 years, 8 months ago)
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tg
Original Path:
trunk/freewrt/package/mksh/Makefile
File length: 1287 byte(s)
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previous 120
Update to mksh R27d (first OS which includes it!),
switch to upstream CPIO distfile.
* Add more compatibility for cross-builds in the build system
* ~/mkshrc is not executed for non-interactive shells
Not yet tested, but the IPKG builds. Will test ASAP,
I'm under FrOSCon strain.
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