**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Mar 15 10:59:56 2006 Mar 15 11:10:47 rwhitby: Is there any way to build the package without building the deps? Mar 15 11:14:42 ai2097: why would you want that? Mar 15 11:14:51 ai2097: they are called dependencies for a reason Mar 15 11:15:09 You'd want that if you were building natively, yes. Mar 15 11:15:27 But I already have a full working NSLU2 system. Mar 15 11:15:46 I just need this one package that isn't part of the feed. Mar 15 11:15:51 you have to build them regardless of native/cross Mar 15 11:16:18 since you can link to libraries that don't exist Mar 15 11:16:18 koen: You're right; I've stated my intent poorly. Mar 15 11:19:11 Ah. Right. No access to the already-built stuff on the NSLU == nothing to link against locally. Mar 15 11:22:58 correct Mar 15 11:23:21 but if you really want to discard deps: bitbake -b Mar 15 11:24:14 I suppose it depends on if strictly linker deps are pointed out, or if there's a differentiation between compile-time and run-time deps in the system. Mar 15 11:24:54 there a differentation between them: DEPENDS are buildtime and RDEPENDS are runtime Mar 15 11:25:33 Well, then, I'll just shut up and wait for the compilation. And edit the wiki >_> Mar 15 16:20:43 "setkeys" from ipsec-tools seems to work, so long as the kernel has the right option. If someone would put "CONFIG_NET_KEY=y" in the defaultconf for ixp4xx, that should do it. Mar 15 16:22:06 s/defaultconf/defconfig/ Mar 15 16:22:06 ai2097 meant: "setkeys" from ipsec-tools seems to work, so long as the kernel has the right option. If someone would put "CONFIG_NET_KEY=y" in the defconfig for ixp4xx, that should do it. Mar 16 01:36:53 All right. I've got ipsec-tools working. As per , I shall now ask "how do I submit my package" :)? **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Mar 16 10:59:56 2006