Re: [udev] couple of newbie questions.

[WebmasterMattD <webmattd@webmastermattd.net>]

Thanks for your help David, you too Greg.
Removing the --static from the LDFLAGS in the Makefile allowed udev to 
compile properly with d-bus cvs (should be the same with 0.020, though I 
haven't tested it).

As far as futher questions on sysfs. From what I understand (very 
limited research) is that sysfs places everything in binary. What I 
would like to know is, is this true? Also, is there any documentation on 
libsysfs available?

Later,
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David Zeuthen wrote:

>On Mon, 2003-12-22 at 22:31, WebmasterMattD wrote:
>  
>
>>3. When I try to compile udev with USE_DBUS=true I get errors from gcc 
>>stating that it has undefined references to the dbus functions (ie it 
>>prints 'undefined reference to `dbus_connection_disconnect`).
>>
>>On the matter of question 3, I am currently playing around with udev-099 
>>and d-bus cvs (checked out on the 22nd of December 2003 Aust EST, have 
>>also tried d-bus-0.020 with the same errors being generated).
>>
>>    
>>
>
>Yeah, I've had mixed luck with it myself. Btw, 0.20 of d-bus should be
>good enough you need d-bus CVS to run the python script that I've sent
>along with the d-bus patch.
>
>On FC1 it works despite warnings that the glibc .so needs to be
>available at run, but when I tried on debian/PPC the other day it
>refused to link until I removed the --static linking parameter. Then it
>worked great.
>
>So, my thinking is that d-bus needs some work before we can link
>statically with it, but I'm not sure.
>
>Cheers,
>David
>
>
>
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