qemu requires libusbx

[Marcelo Politzer]

Hello all,

I had some problems with qemu pulling libusbx specifically instead of
virtual/libusb causing a conflict.

I changed the dep to virtual in my local-overlay and seems to be working fine.

Other than that, the project seems to be merged back and discontinued
from their front page. It might be interesting to switch the default
to libusb.

best,
Marcelo

[Oleg Vinichenko]

Please, open a report on bugs.funtoo.org :)

[Daniel Robbins]

Hi Marcelo,

Thanks for the report - I was reading in a gentoo bug that there were some politics/splitting of libusb projects, and it appears that a Gentoo developer may have been one of the people on the "losing" side. I am wondering if maybe this is related.

-Daniel

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[Oleg Vinichenko]

I am aware of this libusb fork/unforks politics aswell. This situation s
not fun. We had this package forked and now i had to fork this package
again to avoid things like not working UPS'es. If we need we could just
stay with vanilla (aka legal) package ov 1.0.9 version, which is stabl and
doesn't break.

[Marcelo Politzer]

I was about to create a bug report, but from here it looks like it was
already solved.

https://github.com/funtoo/ports-2012/commit/a48b645a8576f4eab5acaccc3285d5addf28cf60


PS: Took me a while to read because of some weird filter business on
Gmal, I'll keep an eye on it for faster responses.

Best,
Marcelo.