archlinux makepkg on ubuntu · GitHub
https://gist.github.com/3508370However, when I finished installing pacman, I had no packagedir that I could find. I made folder and called it package; then added the CARCH="arm" line, and the PKGBUILD file to the folder. When entering, makepkg --conf ./makepkg-arm.conf , into the command line it returned; bash: makepkg command not found. This is on Ubuntu 13.10 linux on android.
[SOLVED] install makepkg - LinuxQuestions.org
www.linuxquestions.org › questions › linux-newbie-8Oct 02, 2012 · sudo dpkg -i fribid_1.0.1a-1+precise_amd64.deb. https://launchpadlibrarian.net/10282...cise_amd64.deb. .. Or add the ppa repo : deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/samuellb/fribid/ubuntu precise main. .. and install with : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install fribid. Pkgtools for Ubuntu : pkgtools_13.1-2_all.deb. https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7S...S1hdEg3RzVpeEU.
archlinux makepkg on ubuntu · GitHub
gist.github.com › 3508370sudo aptitude install libarchive-dev bsdtar: git clone git://projects.archlinux.org/pacman.git: cd pacman./autogen.sh./configure --disable-doc: make: sudo make install: cd package: cp /usr/local/etc/makepkg.conf ./makepkg-arm.conf: makepkg-arm.conf ===== CARCH="arm"
Using Makepkg on Arch Linux - Vultr.com
www.vultr.com › docs › using-makepkg-on-arch-linuxApr 19, 2019 · To automatically install/upgrade the package, leave dependencies installed for using the package, and remove dependencies only needed during building, run: # makepkg -sri Alternatively, you can choose not to automatically install it, and leave all dependencies installed, so if you package an upgrade someday, they are already installed: # makepkg -s You can then either use a Local Repository as explained here, or install the file directly: