commit: eb6daf8a46f5c32e87da3c610938666a8feab6fd
Author: Jason Zaman <perfinion <AT> gentoo <DOT> org>
AuthorDate: Mon Oct 26 17:26:36 2020 +0000
Commit: Jason Zaman <perfinion <AT> gentoo <DOT> org>
CommitDate: Mon Oct 26 17:26:42 2020 +0000
URL: https://gitweb.gentoo.org/repo/gentoo.git/commit/?id=eb6daf8a
sys-block/zram-init: Fix repoman style issues
Package-Manager: Portage-3.0.8, Repoman-3.0.2
Signed-off-by: Jason Zaman <perfinion <AT> gentoo.org>
sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-10.5.ebuild | 19 +++++++++----------
sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-9999.ebuild | 19 +++++++++----------
2 files changed, 18 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-)
diff --git a/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-10.5.ebuild
b/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-10.5.ebuild
index adc7997651c..c591f149b38 100644
--- a/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-10.5.ebuild
+++ b/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-10.5.ebuild
@@ -29,19 +29,18 @@ RDEPEND="
DISABLE_AUTOFORMATTING=true
DOC_CONTENTS="\
-To use zram-init, activate it in your kernel and add it to the default
-runlevel:
- rc-update add zram-init default
-If you use systemd enable zram_swap, zram_tmp, and/or zram_var_tmp with
-systemctl. You might need to modify the following file depending on the
+To use zram-init, activate it in your kernel and add it to the default
runlevel:
+ rc-update add zram-init default
+If you use systemd enable zram_swap, zram_tmp, and/or zram_var_tmp with
+systemctl. You might need to modify the following file depending on the
number of devices that you want to create:
- ${EROOT}/etc/modprobe.d/zram.conf.
-If you use the \$TMPDIR as zRAM device with OpenRC, you should add zram-init
+ /etc/modprobe.d/zram.conf.
+If you use the \$TMPDIR as zram device with OpenRC, you should add zram-init
to the boot runlevel:
- rc-update add zram-init boot
-Still for the same case, you should add in the OpenRC configuration file
+ rc-update add zram-init boot
+Still for the same case, you should add in the OpenRC configuration file
for the services using \$TMPDIR the following line:
- rc_need=\"zram-init\""
+ rc_need=\"zram-init\""
src_prepare() {
default
diff --git a/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-9999.ebuild
b/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-9999.ebuild
index adc7997651c..c591f149b38 100644
--- a/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-9999.ebuild
+++ b/sys-block/zram-init/zram-init-9999.ebuild
@@ -29,19 +29,18 @@ RDEPEND="
DISABLE_AUTOFORMATTING=true
DOC_CONTENTS="\
-To use zram-init, activate it in your kernel and add it to the default
-runlevel:
- rc-update add zram-init default
-If you use systemd enable zram_swap, zram_tmp, and/or zram_var_tmp with
-systemctl. You might need to modify the following file depending on the
+To use zram-init, activate it in your kernel and add it to the default
runlevel:
+ rc-update add zram-init default
+If you use systemd enable zram_swap, zram_tmp, and/or zram_var_tmp with
+systemctl. You might need to modify the following file depending on the
number of devices that you want to create:
- ${EROOT}/etc/modprobe.d/zram.conf.
-If you use the \$TMPDIR as zRAM device with OpenRC, you should add zram-init
+ /etc/modprobe.d/zram.conf.
+If you use the \$TMPDIR as zram device with OpenRC, you should add zram-init
to the boot runlevel:
- rc-update add zram-init boot
-Still for the same case, you should add in the OpenRC configuration file
+ rc-update add zram-init boot
+Still for the same case, you should add in the OpenRC configuration file
for the services using \$TMPDIR the following line:
- rc_need=\"zram-init\""
+ rc_need=\"zram-init\""
src_prepare() {
default
