Re: port of cdrtools

[Jolan Luff <jolan@encryptedemail.net>]

> What architecture?
i386

> Why not?  We have gmake, gnuls, gtar, moc2, moc3 ...  Yes, most
> front-ends are going to look for 'mkisofs'.  But we do have mkisofs
> already in the base system, so it's not going to really break
> anything.  The front-end will have to be able to specify what
> to use as $mkisofs or some such to use a renamed program.  I think
> this is a useful feature anyway.  Of course, one could do whatever
> one pleases once the package is installed to suit whatever setup one
> prefers.
the mkisofs that front ends are looking for is not the one that openbsd
includes. this can cause problems. if it's renamed, then i'd have to
make symlinks or patch xcdroast to use smkisofs instead.

> Where is this available?
mea culpa. i thought it *was* released since the new version of xcdroast
requires it. but the author just chose to depend on 1.11 alpha series
since it is nearing release.

-jolan