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Drobbins at 17:31, 6 September 2012

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Rh1 at 02:41, 6 September 2012

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Rh1: /* Example of how to set up */

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‎Example of how to set up

198.228.200.160 at 01:44, 6 September 2012

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198.228.200.160: /* Rules to follow */

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‎Rules to follow

Rh1 at 03:28, 5 June 2012

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Rh1 at 03:22, 5 June 2012

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Rh1 at 04:42, 3 June 2012

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Rh1 at 15:13, 31 May 2012

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Rh1 at 17:45, 27 May 2012

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 [[Category:Labs]]
 [[Category:HOWTO]]
 Want to create your own custom profiles? Thought up a mix-in that's not currently in the Funtoo profiles? Have an overlay with profiles and want to make it easy for people to use them? Well you've come to the right place. This article will show you how to easily add you own profiles. No more ugly hacking of parent files and other nonsense. Once you follow this guide, not only will portage easily recognize your profiles, they will also show up in eselect right along with the ones from the main tree.

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 #Your profiles must be inside of the profiles directory
 #You need a profiles.eselect.desc file inside the profiles directory. See profiles.eselect.example in your funtoo portage tree for instructions
-#If your creating profiles of types arch,build,flavor, or mix-ins, your profile must be inside a directory with same name. Ex profiles/my_profile/flavor/new_profile, profiles/my_profile/mix-ins/subdir/profile.
+#If your creating profiles of types arch, build, flavor, or mix-ins, your profile must be inside a directory with same name. Ex profiles/my_profile/flavor/new_profile, profiles/my_profile/mix-ins/subdir/profile.
 # Currently NoMix (see profiles.eselect.example) is only supported for profiles in the same tree.
+# If your not using a standard funtoo tree, you must insure that your main portage tree has 'profile-formats = portage-2' set in metadata/layout.conf in order for portage to interpret the <repo_name>:<profile> syntax.
 === Example of how to set up ===
-For our example we will create a mix-in profile called 'fake_pro' in a local overlay called 'local_overlay'. fake_pro will set the 'dummy' USE flag globally and also set the 'fake' USE flag on sys-apps/not-exist. We will then add the profile to eselect so it's visible when running 'eselect profile'.
+For our example we will create a mix-ins profile called 'fake_pro' in a local overlay called 'local_overlay'. fake_pro will set the 'dummy' USE flag globally and also set the 'fake' USE flag on sys-apps/not-exist. We will then add the profile to eselect so it's visible when running 'eselect profile'.
 ==== Creating the profile ====
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 </pre>
-Next lets create a directory to store our profiles. Since we're creating a 'mix-ins' profile we need to make sure our profile is inside a 'mix-ins' subdirectory. This is a requirement in order to ensure that the profile will show up in eselect. If your not planning on using eselect then there's no requirement to use 'mix-ins'
+Next lets create a directory to store our profile. Since we're creating a 'mix-ins' profile we need to make sure our profile is inside a 'mix-ins' subdirectory. This is a requirement in order to ensure that the profile will show up in eselect. If your not planning on using eselect then there's no requirement to use 'mix-ins'
 <pre>
 install -d ${OVERLAY_DIR}/profiles/my_profiles/mix-ins/fake_pro
 </pre>

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	=== Example of how to set up ===		=== Example of how to set up ===
−	~~TBC~~	+	For our example we will create a mix-in profile called 'fake_pro' in a local overlay called 'local_overlay'. fake_pro will set the 'dummy' USE flag globally and also set the 'fake' USE flag on sys-apps/not-exist. We will then add the profile to eselect so it's visible when running 'eselect profile'.
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		+	==== Creating the profile ====
		+	We will use ${OVERLAY_DIR} as the path to local_overlay. These instructions assume the overlay exists.
		+	If you haven't set a name for your overlay, do that first.
		+	<pre>
		+	echo "local_overlay" > ${OVERLAY_DIR}/profiles/repo_name
		+	</pre>
		+
		+	Next lets create a directory to store our profiles. Since we're creating a 'mix-ins' profile we need to make sure our profile is inside a 'mix-ins' subdirectory. This is a requirement in order to ensure that the profile will show up in eselect. If your not planning on using eselect then there's no requirement to use 'mix-ins'
		+	<pre>
		+	install -d ${OVERLAY_DIR}/profiles/my_profiles/mix-ins/fake_pro
		+	</pre>

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 [[Category:Labs]]
 [[Category:HOWTO]]
 Want to create your own custom profiles? Thought up a mix-in that's not currently in the Funtoo profiles? Have an overlay with profiles and want to make it easy for people to use them? Well you've come to the right place. This article will show you how to easily add you own profiles. No more ugly hacking of parent files and other nonsense. Once you follow this guide, not only will portage easily recognize your profiles, they will also show up in eselect right along with the ones from the main tree.

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 == How to do it ==
 === Rules to follow ===
-#For eselect support you will need the new version from funtoo. Currently eselect-1.3.1.1_beta3.
+#For eselect support you will need the new version from funtoo. Currently >=eselect-1.3.1.1_rc2.
 #Your overlay must have a profiles directory. It must include a repo_name file with the name of your overlay.
 #Your profiles must be inside of the profiles directory
-#You need a profiles.desc file inside the profiles directory. See profiles.desc.example in your funtoo portage tree for instructions
+#You need a profiles.eselect.desc file inside the profiles directory. See profiles.eselect.example in your funtoo portage tree for instructions
 #If your creating profiles of types arch,build,flavor, or mix-ins, your profile must be inside a directory with same name. Ex profiles/my_profile/flavor/new_profile, profiles/my_profile/mix-ins/subdir/profile.
-# Currently NoMix (see profiles.desc.example) is only supported for profiles in the same tree.
+# Currently NoMix (see profiles.eselect.example) is only supported for profiles in the same tree.
 === Example of how to set up ===
 TBC

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	Want to create your own custom profiles? Thought up a mix-in that's not currently in the Funtoo profiles? Have an overlay with profiles and want to make it easy for people to use them? Well you've come to the right place. This article will show you how to easily add you own profiles. No more ugly hacking of parent files and other nonsense. Once you follow this guide, not only will portage easily recognize your profiles, they will also show up in eselect right along with the ones from the main tree.		Want to create your own custom profiles? Thought up a mix-in that's not currently in the Funtoo profiles? Have an overlay with profiles and want to make it easy for people to use them? Well you've come to the right place. This article will show you how to easily add you own profiles. No more ugly hacking of parent files and other nonsense. Once you follow this guide, not only will portage easily recognize your profiles, they will also show up in eselect right along with the ones from the main tree.
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		+	== How to do it ==
		+	=== Rules to follow ===
		+	1. Your overlay must have a profiles directory. It must include a repo_name file with the name of your overlay.
		+	2. Your profiles must be inside of the profiles direcory

	TBC		TBC

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	Want to create your own custom profiles? Thought up a mix-in that's not currently in the Funtoo profiles? Have an overlay with profiles and want to make it easy for people to use them? Well you've come to the right place. This article will show you how to easily add you own profiles. No more ugly hacking of parent files and other nonsense. Once you follow this guide, not only will portage easily recognize your profiles, they will also show up in eselect right along with the ones from the main tree.		Want to create your own custom profiles? Thought up a mix-in that's not currently in the Funtoo profiles? Have an overlay with profiles and want to make it easy for people to use them? Well you've come to the right place. This article will show you how to easily add you own profiles. No more ugly hacking of parent files and other nonsense. Once you follow this guide, not only will portage easily recognize your profiles, they will also show up in eselect right along with the ones from the main tree.
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		+	TBC