On 24/08/2014 15:21, pulkomandy wrote: > On Sun, Aug 24, 2014 at 12:57:02PM +0200, Fredrik Modéen wrote: >> 2014-08-24 09:35 skrev pulkomandy: >>> Hi, >>> You should put the package in home/config/packages. If there is a >>> problem with it, the package manager will tell you using a BNotification >>> or an error window. You can also check the syslog to see when it becomes >>> active. >> >> Thanks that worked :). Problem now are that it says the package are not >> installable. The syslog don't say anyting. >> >> This are the .packinfo file. I couldn't use 1.1.0 it said it hade the wrong >> versioning. > > The format is version-revision, in your case 1.1.0-1. You increment the > revision when doing changes only to the packaging. > >> cp vmwaddons/objects.x86-gcc4-debug/vmwaddons 'VMW Add-Ons/apps/Vmware' >> cp vmwmouse/objects.x86-gcc4-debug/vmwmouse 'VMW >> Add-Ons/add-ons/input_server/filters' >> cp readme.txt 'VMW Add-Ons' >> cp .PackageInfo 'VMW Add-Ons' > > The readme file should not be at the root of the package. You can put it > next to the application in the apps/Vmware folder. > > It may be better to use haikuporter to automate the creation of the > package. I'm not too familiar with manual invocation of the package > tool, maybe others can help. Also, there are known issues with caps in the package names (mostly with devel packages but still), so I'd suggest you name it like "vmware_addons" or "vmware_guest_additions" or "vmware_guest_tools". François.