Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of ALOELinuxGuide

Timestamp:

10/03/09 16:24:55 (15 years ago)

Author:

ismael (IP: 62.57.1.15)

Comment:

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ALOELinuxGuide

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 More optional arguments can be passed to runph in the shell. The command accepts the following arguments:
 {{{
-runph [repository_path] -c [platform_cfg_file] -i [xitf_cfg_file] -p [priority] [--daemon] [-o output_file]
+runph -r [repository_path] -c [platform_cfg_file] -i [xitf_cfg_file] [--daemon] [-o output_file]
 }}}
 Where:
- * ''[repository_path]'': Location where cofiguration, executables and applications subdirectories are found (see before).
+ * ''-r [repository_path]'': Location where cofiguration, executables and applications subdirectories are found (see before).
  * ''-c [platform_cfg_file]'': Configuration file for platform parameters and list of daemons to launch, see Customizing your Platform, below. ''Default'': /usr/local/etc/daemons.conf
  * ''-i [xitf_cfg_file]'': Configuration file for external interfaces, see Customizing your Platform. ''Default'': /usr/local/etc/xitf.conf
- * ''-p [priority]'': Needs root privileges. Kernel priority level for waveform processes, see Performance Notes. ''Default'': 20
  * ''--daemon'': Run PHAL in background. You should specify an output file (for standard output) so you can track what's happening. Also '''cmdman''' daemon should be launched as a daemon preventing to read from input (see below, Launching ALOE as a Daemon). ''Default'': Foreground.
  * ''-o [output_file]'': File to redirect standard output. ''Default'': None, terminal stdout.