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howtos:lets_build_a_slackbuild [2012/08/26 19:21 (UTC)] – Internal links do not have to be prefixed with http://docs.slackware.com/ alienbobhowtos:lets_build_a_slackbuild [2012/09/22 01:20 (UTC)] – [Let's Build a SlackBuild] nocturnal.slacker
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-====== Let's Build a SlackBuild ======+====== Creating a Package Using a SlackBuild Script ======
  
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 ''# ./pysolfc.SlackBuild'' ''# ./pysolfc.SlackBuild''
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-<note important>If you’re running an x86_64 version of Slackware, you’ll need to preface the above command like this: 
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-''# ARCH=x86_64 ./pysolfc.SlackBuild''  
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-This will let the script know that you’re running a 64 bit system and it will install accordingly. 
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-*I added this note because sometimes I still use older SlackBuild scripts for some applications. Most newer SlackBuild scripts (for 13.0 or higher) no longer require the manual entering of the architecture as shown above. ~vtel</note>  
  
   * If all went well, the SlackBuild script will have created a .tgz package in your /tmp directory. Navigate to the /tmp directory in the terminal:   * If all went well, the SlackBuild script will have created a .tgz package in your /tmp directory. Navigate to the /tmp directory in the terminal:

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