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[linux-dvb] Re: linuxtv-dvb-apps-1.1.0 install patches



Guido Draheim wrote:
> Johannes Stezenbach wrote:
> >
> >IMHO that's the wrong place. These files should either go
> >to /usr/share/dvb/ or /usr/lib/dvb/, or maybe even
> >/usr/share/docs/dvb/exaples/.
> >
> >I will apply your patch anyway (because I don't care that
> >much about LSB compliance), but a follow-up patch that
> >corrects the locations will gladly be accepted.
> 
> well, I can make up all the needed patches, I just want to be
> sure that a package for 1.1.0 does the same as later packs.
> 
> Since you do not care that much I'd say to choose again a
> *single* place - and in that case it would be $datadir/dvb/
> i.e. /usr/share/dvb/ in a package install. Agreed?

I comitted your patches (with some changes: no dvb_ prefix,
don't install test/, install ttusb_dec_reset and av7110_loadkeys
[hm, I missed the *.rc5 files...], add bindir and sysconfdir
definitions everywhere so it works without rpm).

Please provide later patches against CVS, not 1.1.0.
We can release 1.1.1 shortly ;-)


> >I'm not sure if the test programs are useful for normal users.
> >I would prefer not to install them. People interested enough
> >in DVB to understand what they do would fetch the source tarball
> >anyway, wouldn't they?
> >
> 
> Almost. What if there are problems with a card and the preinstalled
> drivers (either from distro or 3rdparty package like mine). One could
> have a number of binaries at hand that can help in the process - and
> which do not need 'em do configure the kernel-source or even get it
> from distro cd.
> 
> A number of options come to my mind:
> - build a linuxtv-dvb-apps-devel package (I'll probably do that anyway).
> - move these test binaries to /usr/sbin/ (may be the better place)
> - or even into some /usr/lib/dvb/bin/ (to hide it but keep them around)

I would just not install them. They were written to test small parts
of the API during driver development.

If you want something useful, install dvbsnoop:
http://cvs.tuxbox.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tuxbox/apps/dvb/dvbsnoop/

Johannes


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