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Hi,

I have set "DEPENDS_TARGET=3Dpackage" in my mk.conf.
So in case a dependancy is not yet installed, the binary package is
created.

Hope it helps,
	Jo

On Thu, Mar 29 2007 - 22:24, Jan Danielsson wrote:
> Hello all,
>=20
>    I want to build binary packages. I know I use:
>=20
>    # make package
>=20
>    However, this fails if the package has already been installed.
> Although I can understand why, I would really like to be able to create
> packages of already installed packages. Is is doable?
>=20
>    In case it's not possible, I need to start blowing certain packages
> away, and "start from scratch", so to speak. But does the "package"
> build target also build binary packages for dependencies? (I know I
> could "just try and see", but I'm a little bit reluctant to blow away my
> xorg installation without knowing if it's worth the trouble.
>=20
> --=20
> Kind regards,
> Jan Danielsson
>=20
>=20



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