Hi,
On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 04:58:32PM +0800, Christopher Meng wrote:
>
> First I don't use Debian for years,
That's perfectly OK.
> so I don't know how you deal with it.
If you look at the links I've posted, in on the right side of the header
of each package you will find a link to the packaging repository. Inside
the debian/patches directory you will find potentially helpful patches to
use also for Fedora.
> But anyway I think your effect is helpful at least.
I hope so.
> Second, I didn't submit it to the review queue because in the past seqan
> was not available in Fedora until recent review from Antonio. Thus I
> bundled seqan in the package. If I push it to Fedora, I need to unbundle it
> and in this morning I failed because of the too new seqan.
Hint for seqan: The build of the SeQan tools needs a real lot of memory.
It could be a solution to provide only the header files in a package which
might be sufficient to build tophat.
> And bowtie2 is still not packaged as well, although it's not a must have
> dep so far.
As you might have noticed bowtie2 is also packaged for Debian. I have
no idea whether different architectures in Fedora are an issue but the
Debian patch for this package contains better detection of the
architecture.
Kind regards
Andreas.
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