mc.xml from eVDR at Krugle

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE alfs SYSTEM "../DTD/ALFS.dtd" [
<!ENTITY % general_entities SYSTEM "../config/general.ent">
<!ENTITY % package_entities SYSTEM "../config/package.ent">

%general_entities;
%package_entities;
]>

<alfs>

<package name="DirectFB" version="&DirectFB-version;">
	<stage name="Unpacking">
		<unpack>
			<archive>&packages_dir;/&DirectFB-package;</archive>
			<destination>&build_dir;</destination>
		</unpack>
	</stage>

	<stage name="Installing">
		<stageinfo>
			<base>&build_dir;/&DirectFB-directory;</base>
		</stageinfo>
		
		<configure>
                        <param>--prefix=/usr</param>
			<param>--sysconfdir=/etc</param>
			<param>--localstatedir=/var</param>
			<param>--enable-fbdev</param>
			<param>--with-inputdrivers=lirc,keyboard</param>
			<param>--enable-sysfs</param>
			<param>--with-fgxdrivers=all</param>
		</configure>		
		
		<make />
		
		<make>
			<param>install</param>
		</make>
	</stage>

	<stage name="post-install">
                <execute command="ldconfig"/>

                <execute command="touch">
                        <param>&ebox-pkgmgr;/DirectFB-&DirectFB-version;</param>
                </execute>
        </stage>

	<stage name="Cleanup">
		<remove>&build_dir;/&DirectFB-directory;</remove>
	</stage>
</package>

</alfs>

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eVDR

The aim of eVDR is to build a fully operational Video Disk Recorder entirely from scratch. That means it provides a step-by-step instructions for building your own customized Linux Video Disk Recorder box entirely from source.

Project homepage: http://sourceforge.net/projects/evdr
Programming language(s): Shell Script,XML
License: gpl2

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