Hello everyone,

I'm compile and create the tgz package file with: cmake --build . --target package and the file structure inside the tgz package file is:

rocm-core-6.0.2.60002-Linux -> opt -> rocm-6.0.2 -> other_sub_dirs

My question is: Is there a easy way without to extract and repack again to tell on the installpkg to skip the first dir ? Or some other way to convert the package without manual to decompress and recreate again. Something like patch -p1

Or may be some how to tell on cmake to skip the first dir. I don't have much experience with cmake

Thanks in advice

Just "cd rocm-core-6.0.2.60002-Linux" before you build your package, and opt/ will be in the top folder when installed.

The package is build automatic when this command is start: cmake --build . --target package
I still can't find a way to interfere with this process.

That way to create a Slackware package is simply wrong. You should use makepkg to create Slackware packages. I can't say for sure if your current package is useful for anything, but if it is, as others have suggested, you should repackage it the proper way:

Also, when a package put something below /opt, you most likely also want that package to put something in /etc/profile.d to set up paths and possibly also other environment variables for you package to become useful.

regards Henrik

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Yes,
this is what I do now, but I hope to interfere some how into the process when I run cmake --build . --target package and building of Slackware package to happen automatically.
Unfortunately, I don't have much experience with cmake and his scripts