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==Installation== |
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[[Sugar]] can be built on Gentoo using the sugar-jhbuild tool. These instructions are being updated on 2007-02-28 to reflect current build practice as successfully completed by the PyCon sprint. Test machine was an up-to-date x86 laptop with minimal ~x86 features added to support the Sugar environment. |
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'''This page has been [http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Community/Distributions/Gentoo moved] to the Sugar Labs wiki.''' |
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==Prerequisites== |
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You will need to emerge rather a lot of software, with many of the packages being ~x86 or hard-masked. For any package which is hard-masked, you will have to add the package to your /etc/portage/package.unmask file (which you may need to create). |
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Please keep in mind that unmasking hard-masked files is strongly discouraged by Gentoo, and the project will generally *not* provide support for problems encountered with the software (i.e. ask on the Sugar lists before you ask on the Gentoo lists for hard-masked packages). |
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To unmask a hard-masked package, add a line such as the following to your /etc/portage/package.unmask file: |
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=net-misc/networkmanager-0.6.4_pre20061028-r1 |
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=dev-libs/libnl-1.0_pre6 |
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=net-misc/dhcdbd-1.14-r1 |
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=dev-lang/python-2.5-r1 |
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To unmask an ~x86-masked package, add a line such as the following to your /etc/portage/package.keywords file: |
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dev-lang/python ~x86 |
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dev-python/setuptools ~x86 |
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net-libs/xulrunner ~x86 |
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net-misc/networkmanager ~x86 |
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dev-libs/libnl ~x86 |
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net-misc/dhcdbd ~x86 |
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dev-python/dbus-python ~x86 |
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Note that you can use the full format (including comparison operator and version) as specified in the package.unmask file above as well. |
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You will also likely need to specify USE flags for a number of packages. These are added to the /etc/portage/package.use file in a format like so: |
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dev-util/subversion -apache2 |
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net-dns/avahi dbus python |
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dev-python/gnome-python-extras firefox |
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x11-base/xorg-server kdrive |
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=== Python 2.5 is Required === |
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You will need to upgrade your Gentoo installation to Python 2.5, then upgrade all of the packages dependent on Python (normally Python modules): |
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emerge -avDt >=dev-lang/python2.5 |
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python-updater |
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Note that Python is a core component of Gentoo's portage package management system. As such it is potentially possible that you could damage your system by using an unsupported Python version. Probably not a huge risk, but be careful! |
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(Also note that orospakr says 2.5 isn't a dependency, though sugar-jhbuild claims it is). |
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=== Emerge the prerequisites === |
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Sugar requires a large number of standard Gentoo packages, you will need to emerge all of them in order to build the package: |
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emerge -avDt \ |
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dev-util/git\ |
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cvs subversion\ |
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docbook-sgml-utils\ |
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gtk-doc\ |
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avahi\ |
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expat\ |
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gstreamer\ |
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xulrunner\ |
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pycurl\ |
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networkmanager\ |
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gnome-python-desktop\ |
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gnome-python-extras\ |
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>=dev-python/dbus-python-0.80.1\ |
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darcs |
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You will also likely need to compile the xorg-server module with a new USE flag "kdrive", which specifies the creation of the "nested X servers", (particularly the "Xephyr" server which Sugar uses) specified in the /etc/portage/package.use: |
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emerge -avDt --newuse xorg-server |
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You will also need the "dm-crypt" module compiled into your kernel. To check for the presence of the module: |
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modprobe dm-crypt |
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if this fails, enable the option in your kernel and rebuild the kernel with genkernel (or whatever you prefer for your kernel building pleasure): |
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Device Drivers |
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Multi-Device Support |
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Device mapper support |
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[*] Crypt Target Support |
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=== Getting and building jhbuild === |
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jhbuild is a script that allows for building source-code from various source-code repositories and/or source tarballs (basically a poor-man's version of emerge for developers). You will need to check it out of it's svn repository and do a standard GNU-style installation: |
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svn co http://svn.gnome.org/svn/jhbuild/trunk jhbuild |
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cd jhbuild |
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make |
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make install |
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You do *not* need to run jhbuild directly. sugar-jhbuild just requires the package to be installed in order to function. |
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More detailed instructions [[http://www.gnome.org/~jamesh/jhbuild.html#getting-started are available]]. |
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== Sugar-jhbuild == |
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Use of Sugar-jhbuild is detailed on [[Sugar#Build_from_sources|building Sugar from sources]]. To summarize those instructions, in order to build the absolute latest version of Sugar: |
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git-clone git://dev.laptop.org/sugar-jhbuild |
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cd sugar-jhbuild |
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./sugar-jhbuild build |
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Note, however, that building the very latest version of Sugar is not likely what you want to do '''unless''' you want to help in developing '''Sugar itself'''. We are fixing a few bugs to allow for building a non-bleeding-edge version of the project. |
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If you had already checked out sugar-jhbuild previously, make sure your copy is up-to-date before building: |
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cd sugar-jhbuild |
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git-pull |
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The sanity checks are still very basic but, often, good information can be gotten from: |
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./sugar-jhbuild sanitycheck |
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=== Testing sugar === |
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When using [[Sugar_with_sugar-jhbuild|sugar-jhbuild]], you can use: |
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./sugar-jhbuild run |
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If you want to run Sugar from the source tree enter in a jhbuild shell: |
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./sugar-jhbuild shell |
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Then from the directory sugar-jhbuild/source/sugar), use: |
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shell/sugar |
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[[Category:Installing Sugar]] |
[[Category:Installing Sugar]] |
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[[Category:Python]] |
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