diff --git a/testing/cryptsetup/build b/extra/cryptsetup/build similarity index 100% rename from testing/cryptsetup/build rename to extra/cryptsetup/build diff --git a/testing/cryptsetup/checksums b/extra/cryptsetup/checksums similarity index 100% rename from testing/cryptsetup/checksums rename to extra/cryptsetup/checksums diff --git a/testing/cryptsetup/depends b/extra/cryptsetup/depends similarity index 100% rename from testing/cryptsetup/depends rename to extra/cryptsetup/depends diff --git a/testing/cryptsetup/sources b/extra/cryptsetup/sources similarity index 100% rename from testing/cryptsetup/sources rename to extra/cryptsetup/sources diff --git a/testing/cryptsetup/version b/extra/cryptsetup/version similarity index 100% rename from testing/cryptsetup/version rename to extra/cryptsetup/version diff --git a/testing/libaio/build b/extra/libaio/build similarity index 100% rename from testing/libaio/build rename to extra/libaio/build diff --git a/testing/libaio/checksums b/extra/libaio/checksums similarity index 100% rename from testing/libaio/checksums rename to extra/libaio/checksums diff --git a/testing/libaio/sources b/extra/libaio/sources similarity index 100% rename from testing/libaio/sources rename to extra/libaio/sources diff --git a/testing/libaio/version b/extra/libaio/version similarity index 100% rename from testing/libaio/version rename to extra/libaio/version diff --git a/testing/lvm2/build b/extra/lvm2/build similarity index 67% rename from testing/lvm2/build rename to extra/lvm2/build index 8c936960..dfe9b626 100755 --- a/testing/lvm2/build +++ b/extra/lvm2/build @@ -1,5 +1,7 @@ #!/bin/sh -e +# A painful collection of patches, some written for KISS and +# the others ported and modified from much older versions of LVM. patch -p1 < portability.patch patch -p1 < fix-stdio-usage.patch patch -p1 < mlockall-default-config.patch @@ -7,15 +9,20 @@ patch -p1 < musl-fix-include.patch patch -p1 < disable-symver.patch patch -p1 < 001-include_fix.patch -# POSIX sh 'fmt -1' script. +# LVM2 calls 'fmt -1' throughout the build process. +# This is a part of the GNU coreutils and is not included +# in KISS. All 'fmt -1' does is split each word in a string +# on a new line so lets just use the shell as an alternative. mkdir -p fakebin cat > fakebin/fmt <