I have experimented with tdebase building with -DBUILD_TSAK=OFF and building with it on and simply disabling it in tdmrc. I think the latter works just as well and gives the user to option to enable it if desired. All I do is post make-install:
# disable SAK in tdmrc by default (user can enable if desired) sed -i 's/#UseSAK=false/UseSAK=false/' \ ${pkgdir}${TDEDIR}/share/config/tdm/tdmrc
May help, may not, thought I would pass it along...
(scratches head) This in response to what?
Darrell
On 02/02/2014 04:33 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
(scratches head) This in response to what?
Darrell
Stray Rankinism... I know you are building with TSAK=OFF, and if I recall correctly that stems from the time tsak used to nail the CPU. I experimented with TSAK on/off and disabling it in tdmrc and comparing login tdm behavior, etc. What I found was building with tsak on and disabling it in tdmrc had the same base effect as building with it off. Found it interesting, and thought I would pass the information along -- out of the blue -- so you would have it should you consider building with tsak on.
Rankinism...
On Monday 03 of February 2014 00:17:39 David C. Rankin wrote:
On 02/02/2014 04:33 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
(scratches head) This in response to what?
Darrell
Stray Rankinism... I know you are building with TSAK=OFF, and if I recall correctly that stems from the time tsak used to nail the CPU. I experimented with TSAK on/off and disabling it in tdmrc and comparing login tdm behavior, etc. What I found was building with tsak on and disabling it in tdmrc had the same base effect as building with it off. Found it interesting, and thought I would pass the information along -- out of the blue -- so you would have it should you consider building with tsak on.
Rankinism...
Although UseSAK=false is the first thing I personally set up in tdmrc, on Debian and Ubuntu builds are always with SAK.
Slavek --
On 02/02/2014 05:25 PM, Slávek Banko wrote:
Although UseSAK=false is the first thing I personally set up in tdmrc, on Debian and Ubuntu builds are always with SAK.
Just makes sense to me. I don't want it, so I turn it off, but another user might want it, so at least it is available...