revision number. It may help to avoid unwanted version bump to
vmware-tools5 if vmware-guestd5 specific changes are happen to
vmware-guestd5/Makefile.
Since no content changes at this time, no bump.
PCRS is a small library, written as a supplement to the
PCRE library, that implements regex based substitution with
the syntax and semantics of Perl's s/// operator.
PR: ports/89567
Submitted by: wongk@apt.homeunix.net
The Twelf implementation comprises
* the LF logical framework, including type reconstruction;
* the Elf constraint logic programming language;
* an inductive meta-theorem prover for LF;
* and an Emacs interface.
PR: ports/84625
Submitted by: "Andrew Bernard" <andrew@hobnob.com>
viewers entry as per the FDP-primer and the vuxml layout (topic).
Also correct the qpopper vulnerability to match 4.0 and above since
the 2.x range is listed as affected at the moment but has an entirely
different base. After checking it appears that the information all
point to >= 4.0. [1]
Noticed by: ache [1]
VMware Workstation FreeBSD-guest related ports for VMware Workstation
5.5.0 build 18463.
New features are:
- Spell "VMware Workstation" appropriately.
There are much VMware products, it would be the time that I have
to spell VMware Workstation as VMware Workstation.
- Support FreeBSD/amd64 since 64-bit binaries are provided from VMware.
I don't test any of 64-bit related portion, since I have no
FreeBSD/amd64 machine. If something trouble please email me.
- New variable "WITH_VMWARE_GTK" (emulators/vmware-tools5)
Install gtk version of VMware Tools if defined
(add more dependencies on other gtk-related ports)
- New variable "WITH_VMWARE_VMXNET" (emulators/vmware-guestd5)
Install "vmxnet.ko" kernel module (vmxnet driver) if defined
Usage:
- shutdown FreeBSD guest VM
- add following line to FreeBSD guest VM config file
Ethernet0.virtualDev="vmxnet"
- Boot FreeBSD guest VM
- load vmxnet.ko kernel module
- ifconfig vxn0 ...
New rc.conf variable "vmware_guest_vmxnet_enable" is also added
to vmware-guestd.sh to load kernel module at startup. However,
${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d/vmware-guestd.sh run _after_ /etc/rc.d/netif,
so it maybe too late to load here...
Note that vmxnet.ko supports FreeBSD 4.8-RELEASE or later, and
5.3-RELEASE and later (as VMware said). I've confirmed that
recent 7-current got 100% instant panic if vmxnet.ko is loaded.
- "vmware_guest_kmod_enable" is renamed to "vmware_guest_vmmemctl_enable"
Now this ports has two kernel modules now, old name is not
appropriate one, hard to understand this variable is for which
kernel module. I also put backward compatibility code, but users
of vmware_guest_kmod_enable please change variable name.
Bugfixes are:
- Resolve conflicts on ${PREFIX}/share/vmware-tools.
Unfortunately both vmware-guestd5 and vmware-tools5 installs
files to ${PREFIX}/share/vmware-tools directory. Since this
directory is only for vmware-tools, vmware-guestd5 doesn't do
anything for now.
- WWW: line in pkg-descr points bogus page.
- Add note that there's official VMware Tools installer, and what is the
difference between the two.
Finally, as usual, bump PORTVERSION.
The fix will be removing --pdump or add .dmp in plist, and now
take the first solution suggested by the maintainer.
The change only affects amd64 build.
Submitted by: maintainer
I have added a new mastersite which appears to be the current one;
however, note that the version of the software there is newer than the
one in this port.
This port is in need of an update.
[ This is the Oct 30, 2005 snapshot of my source tree. Included
are changes to support FreeBSD 6.0 including amd64. As part of
the changes the iicbb patch for FreeBSD 5 / 6 has been updated
to address iicbus_write not defining the buffer as const. ]
<oyvindmo@initio.no>: host antivirus.graficonn.no[62.92.112.17] said: 554
<oyvindmo@initio.no>: Recipient address rejected: This user no longer
exists. See http://www.moll.no/oyvind/ for current contact info. (in reply
to RCPT TO command)
The ports tree contains many tools with almost-similar names
and no helpful pkg-descr difference. The goal of pkg-descr
would be to aid the user in his choice of port version.
Ergo, similar pkg-descr files are bad.
PR: ports/89432
Submitted by: Jonathan <afarsec@012.net.il>
