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This package contains the Enclosure LED Utilities, version 0.97

Copyright (C) 2009-2023 Intel Corporation.

Files in this package can be freely distributed and used according to the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 2 or the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1 or later depending on file.

See http://www.gnu.org/ for details.


1. Dependencies


Following packages are required to compile:

RHEL SLES Debian/Ubuntu
pkgconf, RHEL7: pkgconfig pkg-config pkg-config
automake automake automake
autoconf autoconf autoconf
gcc gcc gcc
libtool libtool libtool
make make make
sg3_utils-devel libsgutils-devel libsgutils2-dev
systemd-devel libudev-devel libudev-dev
pciutils-devel pciutils-devel libpci-dev
check-devel check-devel check

2. Configure package


Run autogen.sh to generate compiling configurations: ./autogen.sh ./configure

Run ./configure with: --enable-systemd to configure with systemd service.

Run ./configure with: --enable-library to enable building and installing the ledmon shared library, more library information

Run ./configure with: --enable-test to enable building unit tests and adds a target for make check, requires --enable-library

Run ./configure with: --disable-doc to disable building documentation.

3. Compiling the package


Run make command to compile the package.

4. (Un)installing the package


Run following commands to install package: make install

Run following commands to uninstall package: make uninstall

5. Release notes


a. Enclosure LED Utilities is meant as a part of RHEL, SLES and Debian/Ubuntu linux distributions.

b. For backplane enclosures attached to ISCI controller support is limited to Intel(R) Intelligent Backplane.