On Thursday, September 26, 2019 9:59 PM, A. Maitland Bottoms
wrote:
> This has been a nice discussion.
>
>My motivation comes from this requirement:
>> > * If and when the shared library's SONAME advances, old and new
>> >> versions will still be coinstallable as needed to allow for smooth
>>
This has been a nice discussion.
My motivation comes from this requirement:
> > * If and when the shared library's SONAME advances, old and new
> >> versions will still be coinstallable as needed to allow for
> >> smooth transitions.
Doing a survey of packages that install rules files
to
On Thursday, September 26, 2019 7:30 AM, James Clarke
pondered:
>>On 26 Sep 2019, at 03:05, Aaron M. Ucko wrote:
>>
>> "Getz, Robin" writes:
>>
>>> which that means when someone installs the base library (libiio),
>>> they can't actually use any USB devices (as a non-root user), since
>>>
On 26 Sep 2019, at 03:05, Aaron M. Ucko wrote:
>
> "Getz, Robin" writes:
>
>> which that means when someone installs the base library (libiio), they
>> can't actually use any USB devices (as a non-root user), since the
>> udev rule isn't installed, and the udev rule is dependent on the
>>
"Getz, Robin" writes:
> which that means when someone installs the base library (libiio), they
> can't actually use any USB devices (as a non-root user), since the
> udev rule isn't installed, and the udev rule is dependent on the
> libiio-utils package.
I'd suggest putting the udev rule in the
This is more of a packaging question I guess, but I thought someone here might
know best too...
I was having a face2face discussion with Maitland at the recent GNU Radio
Conference, about this, and I don't think we came to a conclusion.
When making a package for USB devices, that need udev
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