USAGE

pkgbuild  - USAGE(How to use pkgbuild to make software)
	1.  Read the README
	2.  cd /sysbuild/pkgbuild/srcarchive
	3.  Place the original software in ./srcarchive, using a standard archive format(tar, tar.gz, zip, ...)
		##HINT: links http://ftp.sunfreeware.com/ftp/pub/freeware/SOURCES
	3.  Extract your software to the pkgbuild root(tar -zxvf %yoursoftware.tar.gz -C /sysbuild/pkgbuild)
	4.  cd /sysbuild/pkgbuild (into the root of pkgbuild)
	5.  Setup env(. ./SYSENV)
	6.  Make SYS prefix(mkdir -p ./%yoursoftware%/SYSBUILD/$__OSNAME/$__ARCH/$__RELEASE/BUILDROOT
	7.  Make SYS configure(mkdir -p ./%yoursoftware%/SYSBUILD/$__OSNAME/$__ARCH/$__RELEASE/CONFIGURE
	8.  Fix owner/perm & add to svn(pwn ./%yoursoftware%)

	9.  Commit the add(svn commit -m "initial import  - %yoursoftware%" ./%yoursoftware%

	12.  Determine with SYS prefix you will use(/opt should be used for apps that you want on a seperate slice to protect / from getting filled i.e. apaches log directory is normally under the app dir, /usr/local should be used for apps that arn't going to fill up / i.e. most utilities, and only daemons whos content and logs will reside on a different slice)
	13.  export DESTDIR=/sysbuild/pkgbuild/%yoursoftware%/SYSBUILD/$__OSNAME/$__ARCH/$__RELEASE/BUILDROOT
	14.  cd /sysbuild/pkgbuild/%yoursoftware%/SYSBUILD/$__OSNAME/$__ARCH/$__RELEASE/CONFIGURE
	15.  run make -v, ensuring the make in you path is GNU.
	16.  RUN configure RELATIVE TO CONFIGURE DIRECTORY, using either /opt or /usr/local as your prefix '(../../../../../configure --prefix=/usr/local||../../../../../configure --prefix=/opt)' + whatever other options your build requires.  ##IF YOU ARN'T USING GNU make THIS TYPE OF MAKE WILL FAIL!!##
	17.  RUN all your softwares 'make;make install DESTDIR="${DESTDIR}";...' cmds from the CONFIGURE directory as well.  This style of building is REQUIRED when you are doing multiple architecture builds, and keeps the source directory clean.

- When your happy with the build, correct perms/owner and add to svn(cd /sysbuild/pkgbuild/%yoursoftware%;pwn .),  and then commit to svn(cd %yoursoftware%;svn commit -m "%yoursoftware% ${__OSNAME} ${__ARCH} build")