30 Mar
2012
30 Mar
'12
3:56 p.m.
After switching off the SAK is necessary to reboot.
When SAK
is on would be assigned to processing evdev, so it is necessary to
restart to dropped out.
That might be the theory. :) As I posted in a follow-up message, rebooting is not
required. Even when rebooting, tsak will not go away. The pipe/socket files have to be
deleted manually before tsak stops working.
Darrell