Mono on AMD 64?
Kalle Svensson
kalle at juckapan.org
Tue Nov 2 22:39:05 UTC 2004
Hi!
[Matt Zimmerman]
> On Tue, Nov 02, 2004 at 12:49:40AM +0100, Kalle Svensson wrote:
[...]
> > Any pointers on how to build the mono packages from source would
> > also be appreciated (I may have missed something obvious here).
>
> Generally, these cycles are broken through a bootstrapping process
> which involves using existing binary packages from Debian.
Okay, I managed to use binary packages from Debian pure64/sid to
bootstrap a build. I've created an apt repository at
deb http://juckapan.org/~kalle/ubuntu/warty ./
with the packages I managed to build. They're not well tested, use at
your own risk! Comments about the packaging are welcome, I know very
little about how to make good Debian packages. The only changes I've
made to the original source packages is adding amd64 to some places in
the debian/control files and adding changelog entries.
And FYI: Since building GTK# packages seemed difficult, I've used my
Mono packages to build Mono 1.1.1, GTK# and friends from tarballs.
Now I have Tomboy, but sadly no packages to share. The build process
was pretty painless, though.
Peace,
Kalle
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