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CHANGES ------- Provide two ports, in one. When compiling on i386 the port behaves as a slave port of wine-devel, creating a package suitable for installation on amd64. No change here When compiling on amd64 the port manually installs the provided amd64 packages (see wiki.FreeBSD.org/i386-Wine for those packages) and thus allowing the packages to be "build" using the FreeBSD infrastructure, and critically, to appear in the standard package set without requiring users to manually add these packages to their systems. DESIGN ------ The bootstrapping (for choosing between i386 and amd64 Makefiles) was done manually as Makefile.i386 is a slave port while Makefile.inc (for amd64) is a master port. This situation does not work in the current infrastructure thus requiring a manual bootstrap. PRECEDENT --------- Although Ports does not support cross compiling of packages there is precedent in supplying binary packages for those situations where, otherwise, cross compiling is required. In support of taking this approach I site: - misc/compat?x ports - */linux-* ports
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Some ZFS tuning guides recommend setting KVA_PAGES=512 in your kernel
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configuration. This is incompatible with Wine. The maximum possible
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is KVA_PAGES=500, which should still be enough for ZFS.
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The port also installs some of Wine's documentation which describes
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additional programs that are not in the manual pages under
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%%PREFIX%%/share/doc/wine
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There is more in the source tree but the others are only useful in
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conjunction with the rest of the source tree.
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