Wow. I'm afraid that's way out of my league. :\ Instead of all my separate gists, this may be a little easier if anyone wants to poke at the install scripts. https://github.com/jpoehls/Parallels-7-Tools-for-Linux-2.6 -- I checked in all of the scripts (I think) and only skipped what looked to be archive files. -- Joshua Poehls On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 9:02 PM, Alex Speder <alex.speder@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Not to butt in, but this tickled my memory and made me think of this: > https://github.com/organik/Parallels-for-Arch-Linux which seems to not > have been touched in 5 months but I believe attempts to tackle the > problem you're having. I don't have time to mess around with this > right now, but > https://github.com/organik/Parallels-for-Arch-Linux/blob/master/installer/pm.sh > might be a good starting point if you're feeling like getting your > hands dirty (changes the package manager script to work with pacman). > > Of course, the other option would be to force the requirements check > in install-kmod.sh to return true and find and fix the resulting > errors. This seems painful and non-optimal, however. > -- > Alex Speder > alex.speder@xxxxxxxxx >
