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@@ -136,12 +136,10 @@ The following build options are available to "./configure": 1. --enable-clock_gettime (default 'no' for recognized hosts) 2. --enable-daemon (default 'yes' if Linux) 3. --enable-diagnostic (default 'no') -4. --enable-init (type, default 'no') -5. --enable-initdir (default '' unless enable--init="service.*") -6. --enable-nistest (default 'no' but recommended) -7. --enable-olt (default 'yes') -8. --enable-threads (experimental) -9. --enable-tune (default 'yes') +4. --enable-nistest (default 'no' but recommended) +5. --enable-olt (default 'yes') +6. --enable-threads (experimental) +7. --enable-tune (default 'yes') Detailed option information is available by typing "./configure --help". For options xxx that take "yes/no" arguments, --disable-xxx may be used as the @@ -170,15 +168,6 @@ are enabled. The capture or inject diagnostic may be enabled singly by setting the option to 'capture' or 'inject'. A setting for any value other than 'no' for this option forces --enable-daemon=no. See DIAGNOSTICS below for details. -The --enable-init option is active only when --enable-daemon is 'yes'. This -value can specify a template to be used in the installation of an init method -by the build's install target. The default value, 'no', disables the feature. -Other values can be used to install a traditional systemv init script or -systemd unit definition. See INSTALLATION for details. - -The --enable-initdir is active only when --enable-init='service.*', i.e. a -systemd install. See INSTALLATION for details. - The --enable-nistest option enables more thorough testing for the check target. See CHECKING for details. @@ -256,7 +245,7 @@ the haveged collection area to exercise all buffer logic. Users are encouraged to run their own external tests. The --number==0 option is a convenient means to pipe haveged output into external suites such as Dieharder, -the TESTU01 batteries, or PractRand. +the TESTU01 batteries, or PractRand. RUNNING haveged @@ -333,7 +322,7 @@ where build option flags represent the ./configure options as: C=clock_gettime, D=diagnostic I=tune with cpuid, M=multi-core, T=online tests, V=tune with vfs - + tuning sources are: D=default value, P=instance parameter, C=cpuid present, H=hyperthreading, A=AMD cpuid, A5=AMD fn5, A6=AMD fn6, A8=AMD fn8 @@ -369,7 +358,7 @@ where <action> is either 'retry' or 'fail' <bytes> is number of bytes processed in procedure before failure <fill> is the number of times the buffer was filled - + The exec summary is logged upon error or signal terminations. Other log output is controlled by --verbose: @@ -423,38 +412,6 @@ automake's bin_PROGRAMS directory and provides a man(8) page. A man(3) page is provided for the libtool build. If the daemon interface is enabled, the executable is installed in automake's sbin_PROGRAMS directory. -If the daemon interface is enabled, the --enable-init setting provides a simple -template system to setup the init method. If --enable-init is set to none -no action is taken. Otherwise, the template must reside in the init.d build -directory and is selected by the setting. Template names "service.*" indicate -that a systemd style init, while template names "sysv.*" are used for sysv -style init scripts. - -Sample sysv style templates are provided for linux standard base, sysv.lsb, -and redhat systems, sysv.redhat , such as centos which have not moved to -systemd style inits. - -For systemd style installs, --enable-initdir specifies the systemd unit -directory. If the setting is not specified (or is ''), the default value is -obtained from hosts pkg-config query for systemdsystemunitdir. Sample systemd -templates are provided for forking, service.forking, and non-forking, -service.fedora, configurations. The non-forking configuration is recommended to -avoid the overhead of PID file and minimize start-up cost. - -Examples: - -./configure --enable-init=service.redhat -./configure --enable-init=sysv.lsb - -Custom init scripts can be added as necessary by adding templates to the -init.d directory. - -A sample file, haveged.spec, is provided in the build root as a guide for -those who want to build a rpm. As with init scripts, the sample may need -customization before use. Other SPEC file examples can be found in the -contrib directory (see EXTRAS for details). - - EXTRAS The contrib directory contains bits and pieces that are not integrated into the |